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iVenky
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I want to know the value of
e^(-j∞)
From one angle this seems to be equal to zero. But if you expand using Euler's theorem you can see that we get
cos∞ - j sin∞
which clealry ≠ 0
So what's the correct answer?
Thanks in advance.
e^(-j∞)
From one angle this seems to be equal to zero. But if you expand using Euler's theorem you can see that we get
cos∞ - j sin∞
which clealry ≠ 0
So what's the correct answer?
Thanks in advance.