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Chapter 2 Review Quiz 139<br />

10. The linear mapping w = � 1 − √ 3i � z + 2 acts by rotating through an angle<br />

of π/3 radians clockwise about the origin, magnifying by a factor of 2, then<br />

translating by 2.<br />

11. There is more than one linear mapping that takes the circle |z − 1| = 1 to the<br />

circle |z + i| =1.<br />

12. The lines x = 3 and x = −3 are mapped onto to the same parabola by w = z 2 .<br />

13. There are no solutions to the equation Arg(z) = Arg � z 3� .<br />

14. If f(z) =z 1/4 is the principal fourth root function, then f(−1) = − 1<br />

√ √<br />

1<br />

2+ 2i.<br />

2 2<br />

15. The complex number i is not in the range of the principal cube root function.<br />

16. Under the mapping w =1/z on the extended complex plane, the domain |z| > 3<br />

is mapped onto the domain |w| < 1<br />

3 .<br />

17. If f is a complex function for which lim Re(f(z)) = 4 and<br />

z→2+i<br />

lim Im(f(z)) = −1, then lim<br />

z→2+i z→2+i<br />

f(z) =4− i.<br />

18. If f is a complex function for which lim<br />

x→0 f(x +0i) = 0 and lim<br />

y→0 f(0 + iy) =0,<br />

then lim<br />

z→0 f(z) =0.<br />

19. If f is a complex function that is continuous at the point z =1+i, then the<br />

function g(z) =3[f(z)] 2 − (2 + i)f(z)+i is continuous at z =1+i.<br />

20. If f is a complex function that is continuous on the entire complex plane, then<br />

the function g(z) =f(z) is continuous on the entire complex plane.<br />

In Problems 21–40, try to fill in the blanks without referring back to the text.<br />

21. If f(z) =z 2 + i¯z then the real and imaginary parts of f are u(x, y) =<br />

and v(x, y) = .<br />

22. If f(z) =<br />

|z − 1|<br />

z2 , then the natural domain of f is .<br />

+2iz +2<br />

23. If f(z) =z − ¯z, then the range of f is contained in the axis.<br />

24. The exponential function e z has real and imaginary parts u(x, y) =<br />

and v(x, y) = .<br />

25. A parametrization of the line segment from 1 + i to 2i is z(t) = .<br />

26. A parametrization of the circle centered at 1−i with radius 3 is z(t) = .<br />

27. Every complex linear mapping is a composition of at most one , one<br />

, and one .<br />

28. The complex mapping w = iz+2 rotates and , but does not .<br />

29. The function z 2 squares the modulus of z and its argument.<br />

30. The image of the sector 0 ≤ arg(z) ≤ π/2 under the mapping w = z 3 is<br />

.<br />

31. The image of horizontal and vertical lines under the mapping w = z 2 is<br />

.<br />

32. The principal nth root function z 1/n maps the complex plane onto the region<br />

.

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