Understanding I^(-i) and How to Solve for It

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Really struggling with this question on my homework, can anybody help out? According to google the answer is 4.81047738 but I need to know how to get there.

Thanks for your help,
Pete.
 
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Can you rewrite i in polar form using Euler's equation?
 
e^(i.pi/2)?

I feel I'm getting close with some work I've done on paper.
 
You're done. Now put that in for i (the base).
 
Excellent, I've got it.

Thanks for your help neutrino