find values of x and y:(1+i)(x+iy)=2-5i
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Solution:
LHS = (1+i)(x+iy)
=1(x+iy)+i(x+iy)
=x+iy+ix+i²y
= x+i(x+y)-y
=(x-y)+i(x+y)
= 2-5i [ RHS , given ]
x-y = 2 ----(1)
x+y = -5 ---(2)
Add (1)&(2), we get,
2x = -3
=> x = (-3)/2
Subtract (1) from (2) , we get
2y= -7
=> y = (-7)/2
Therefore,
x = -3/2 , y = -7/2
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(1+i)(x+iy)= 2--5i
=>x+iy+ix+i^y=2--5i
we know that
i^2 = --1
then
=>x+i(y+x)--y= 2--5i
compare the real and imagenary part
of both sides
then
x--y=2----------(1)
and
x+y= --5-------------(2)
equation(2) -(1)
y = -7
y = --7/2
put thvalue of y in equation(2)
x-7/2= --5
x= -3/2
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=>x+iy+ix+i^y=2--5i
we know that
i^2 = --1
then
=>x+i(y+x)--y= 2--5i
compare the real and imagenary part
of both sides
then
x--y=2----------(1)
and
x+y= --5-------------(2)
equation(2) -(1)
y = -7
y = --7/2
put thvalue of y in equation(2)
x-7/2= --5
x= -3/2
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HOPE IT HELP
MARK AS BRAINLIST PLZ
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