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x- iy = 5+4i find the value of x square - y square (x,y belongs to R) {please explain }​

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Answered by Anonymous
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x - iy = 5 + 4i

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x² - y² [ x , y  \: belongs \:  to  \: R ] .

Used Concepts :-

  • If two complex numbers are such that x + iy = a + ib .
  • Then , we can equate their real and imaginary parts .

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As , x - iy = 5 + 4i

=> x - yi = 5 + 4i

{=> Equating \:   real  \: parts \:  we \:  get , }

=> x = 5

{=> Equating \:  imaginary  \: parts  \: we  \: get , }

=> - y = 4

=> y = -4

Hence ,  \: The  \: values  \: of \:   \: x \:  and \:  y \\  are  \: 5 , -4  \: respectively  \: and \\  they  \: both  \: belongs  \: to \:  R. \:  So,

x² - y² :-

=> ( 5 )² - ( -4 )²

=> 25 - ( 16 )

=> 25 - 16 = 9

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Answered by Anonymous
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ANSWER

Comparing the real & imaginary parts,

2x+3y=4--------------------------(1)

2y−3x=1----------------------------(2)

Solving eq(1)  &  eq(2),

4x+6y=8

−9x+6y=3

13x=5⇒x=135

y=1314

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