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If \[ z=(\sqrt3-i)^{2025}+(-1-\sqrt3 i)^{2026}, \] then the point corresponding to \(z\) in the Argand plane lies in
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For very large powers of complex numbers, reduce the angle modulo \(2\pi\) after applying De Moivre's theorem.
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\(1^{st}\) quadrant
\(2^{nd}\) quadrant
\(3^{rd}\) quadrant
\(4^{th}\) quadrant \bigskip
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