If √(x- iy) = a- ib prove that √(x+iy) = a +ib
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Given, √(x-iy) =a-ib
=(x-iy) =(a-ib) ^
=x-iy=a^-2aib-b^
comparing we get,
x=a^-b^& y=2ab
LHS. √(x+iy)
=√a^-b^+2ab
=√a^+2aib+(ib) ^
=√(a+ib) ^
=a+ib
= RHS
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