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find the square root of the complex number 1-i

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Answered by nishajoshi1298
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Answered by Anonymous
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Square root of complex number = 1 - i

Let  \textsf{\sqrt{1 - i}} = x + iy

 \textsf{1 - i = {( x + iy)} ^{2} = {x} ^{2} - {y} ^{2} + 2xiy}

Now, Comparing real and imaginary parts,

 \textsf{{x} ^{2} - {y} ^2} = 1 --> ( i )

2xy = - 1 --> ( ii )

 \textsf{{x} ^2 + {y}^{2}} =  \textsf{\sqrt({x} ^2 - {y} ^{2}) + {(2xy)}^{2}}

\implies{\textsf{\sqrt{{1}^{2} + {(-1)}^{2}}}}

\implies{\textsf{\sqrt{2}}} --> ( iii )

Adding equation ( i ) and ( iii ),

 \textsf{{x} ^{2} - {y} ^2} +  \textsf{{x} ^2 + {y}^{2}} = \textsf{1 + \sqrt{2}}

 \textsf{{(2x)}^{2}} = \textsf{1 + \sqrt{2}}

 \textsf{{x}^{2}} =  \textsf{\dfrac{1 + \sqrt{2}}{2}}

Putting value of \textsf{{x}^{2}} in equation ( i ),

 \textsf{\dfrac{1 + \sqrt{2}}{2}} - \textsf{{y}^{2}} = 1

\textsf{{y}^{2}} =  \textsf{\dfrac{1 + \sqrt{2}}{2}}-1

➡️ Roots are

x =  \textsf{\sqrt{\dfrac{1 + \sqrt{2}}{2}}}

y =  \textsf{\sqrt{\dfrac{ \sqrt{2}-1}{2}}}
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