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Represent (-i)^n (i.e.(-i)^2, (-i)^3, (-i)^4....) in the a+b*i and R*exp(i*theta) form.

Represent (-i)^n (i.e.(-i)^2, (-i)^3, (-i)^4....) in the a+b*i and R*exp(i*theta) form.

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