Im[(1 − i)e^iθ]. Your answer should include the term θ.

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e^iθ = cosθ + i sinθ
so,
(1-i)e^iθ = cosθ + i sinθ - i cosθ - i^2 sinθ = (sinθ+cosθ) + (sinθ-cosθ) i
or, since 1-i = √2 e^(i π/4), you have
(1-i)e^iθ = √2 e^(i π/4) e^iθ = √2 e^(θ+π/4)i
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