Let i= sqrt-1. If a sequence of complex ...

Let `i= sqrt-1`. If a sequence of complex numbers is defined by `z_(1)=0, z_(n+1)= z_(n)^(2)+i` for `n ge 1`, then find the value of `z_(111)`.

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The correct Answer is:

`-1+i`

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