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If x- iy =√ a- ib prove that x+iy = √a +ib​

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Answered by mathdude500
1

Answer:

x - iy \:  =  \sqrt{a - ib}  \\ taking \: conjugate \: on \: both \: side \\ x  +  iy \:  =  \sqrt{a  +  ib}

hence proved

Answered by indsupriyo09
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Answer:

Answer:

\begin{gathered}x - iy \: = \sqrt{a - ib} \\ taking \: conjugate \: on \: both \: side \\ x + iy \: = \sqrt{a + ib}\end{gathered}

x−iy=

a−ib

takingconjugateonbothside

x+iy=

a+ib

hence proved

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