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Complex Analysis - Maths KU

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Answers to Selected Odd-Numbered Problems ANS-7<br />

Chapter 2<br />

Exercises 2.1, page 56<br />

1. (a) 6i (b) 2 (c) 39− 28i<br />

3. (a) 0 (b) loge 4+ 1<br />

1<br />

πi (c) 2 2 loge 2+ 1<br />

4 πi<br />

5. (a) 3i (b) −12 + 13i (c) −24 + 4i<br />

7. (a) 3+i (b) 2 (c) √ 5+ 4<br />

5 i<br />

9. u =6x − 5; v =6y +9<br />

11. u = x 3 − 2x − 3xy 2 +6;v =3x 2 y − 2y − y 3<br />

13. u = x2 + x − y 2<br />

(x +1) 2 2xy + y<br />

; v = −<br />

+ y2 (x +1) 2 + y2 15. u = e 2x cos(2y + 1); v = e 2x sin(2y +1)<br />

17. u = r cos θ; v = −r sin θ<br />

19. u = r 4 cos 4θ; v = r 4 sin 4θ<br />

21. u = e r cos θ cos (r sin θ); v = e r cos θ sin (r sin θ)<br />

23. C 25. all z such that z �= 1<br />

Exercises 2.2, page 65<br />

1. the horizontal line v = −3 3. the half-plane Im(w) > 6<br />

5. the line v =4− u 7. the half-plane Re(w) ≥ 3<br />

9. the parabola u = 1<br />

4 v2 − 1 11. the ray −∞

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