There exists an analytic function where real part is 3x+sinx+y^2+5y+4 true or false?
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There is a short cut method: Replace x by z=x+iy and y by 0 in u(x, y) and add a purely imaginary constant.The resulting function is the analytic function for which u(x, y) is the real part. Thus f(z) =u(z, 0)++iC
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