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Euler's Identity

Knowing the limit definition , explore what happens graphically when k= for some finite values n. Consider how when we multiply two complex numbers and , the product is . Or by extension, . When k is set to and N is set to a "large" value, can you make sense of the resulting geometry? Does it help explain the value of ? Drag the point representing k to other locations on the complex plane to explore other values.