Atakayeweza Swali Hili La "complex Number'' Adv Math

Atakayeweza Swali Hili La "complex Number'' Adv Math

Solve For Z If CosZ=2 where z = X+iY
Cosz=2 is complex trigonometric equation soln as below:
We have cos(z) = (e^(iz)+e^(-iz))/2 = 2.(Euler equation)

So e^(iz)+e^(-iz) = 4.

Multiply through by e^(iz) and we get

e^(2iz) + 1 = 4e^(iz).

So e^(2iz) - 4e^(iz) + 1 = 0. This is a quadratic in e^(iz)

Applying the quadratic formula:

e^(iz) = {4 +or- sqrt(16-4)}/2 = {4 +or- 2sqrt(3)}/2

= 2 +or- sqrt(3)

iz = ln(2 +or- sqrt(3))

z = -i*ln(2 +or- sqrt(3)) = i*ln{1/(2 +or- sqrt(3))}

= i*ln(2-sqrt(3)) or i*ln(2+sqrt(3))
 
cos(z) = 2. We have cos(z) = (e^(iz)+e^(-iz))/2 = 2.

So e^(iz)+e^(-iz) = 4.

Multiply through by e^(iz) and we get

e^(2iz) + 1 = 4e^(iz).

So e^(2iz) - 4e^(iz) + 1 = 0. This is a quadratic in e^(iz)

Applying the quadratic formula:

e^(iz) = {4 +or- sqrt(16-4)}/2 = {4 +or- 2sqrt(3)}/2

= 2 +or- sqrt(3)

iz = ln(2 +or- sqrt(3))

z = -i*ln(2 +or- sqrt(3)) = i*ln{1/(2 +or- sqrt(3))}

= i*ln(2-sqrt(3)) or i*ln(2+sqrt(3))
 
Cosz=2 is complex trigonometric equation soln as below:
We have cos(z) = (e^(iz)+e^(-iz))/2 = 2.(Euler equation)

So e^(iz)+e^(-iz) = 4.

Multiply through by e^(iz) and we get

e^(2iz) + 1 = 4e^(iz).

So e^(2iz) - 4e^(iz) + 1 = 0. This is a quadratic in e^(iz)

Applying the quadratic formula:

e^(iz) = {4 +or- sqrt(16-4)}/2 = {4 +or- 2sqrt(3)}/2

= 2 +or- sqrt(3)

iz = ln(2 +or- sqrt(3))

z = -i*ln(2 +or- sqrt(3)) = i*ln{1/(2 +or- sqrt(3))}

= i*ln(2-sqrt(3)) or i*ln(2+sqrt(3))

Kaka Z =x +iy Cjaona Ku2mia Hyo Nazan Umekosa Co Kwel Hyo ,,, Pia Hyo Co Cosh N Cos
 
hapo z haipo yaani hai-exist sababu ili upate z lazima upate cos inverse ya 2 wakati maxmum value ya cos ni moja

Hamna Kaka Hyo Unaweka Kwa Mtndo Wa Hyperbolic Ambapo Kuna Cosh Inverxe Ya 2
 
Cosz=2 is complex trigonometric equation soln as below:
We have cos(z) = (e^(iz)+e^(-iz))/2 = 2.(Euler equation)

So e^(iz)+e^(-iz) = 4.

Multiply through by e^(iz) and we get

e^(2iz) + 1 = 4e^(iz).

So e^(2iz) - 4e^(iz) + 1 = 0. This is a quadratic in e^(iz)

Applying the quadratic formula:

e^(iz) = {4 +or- sqrt(16-4)}/2 = {4 +or- 2sqrt(3)}/2

= 2 +or- sqrt(3)

iz = ln(2 +or- sqrt(3))

z = -i*ln(2 +or- sqrt(3)) = i*ln{1/(2 +or- sqrt(3))}

= i*ln(2-sqrt(3)) or i*ln(2+sqrt(3))

Keyser Söze;14715996 said:
cos(z) = 2. We have cos(z) = (e^(iz)+e^(-iz))/2 = 2.

So e^(iz)+e^(-iz) = 4.

Multiply through by e^(iz) and we get

e^(2iz) + 1 = 4e^(iz).

So e^(2iz) - 4e^(iz) + 1 = 0. This is a quadratic in e^(iz)

Applying the quadratic formula:

e^(iz) = {4 +or- sqrt(16-4)}/2 = {4 +or- 2sqrt(3)}/2

= 2 +or- sqrt(3)

iz = ln(2 +or- sqrt(3))

z = -i*ln(2 +or- sqrt(3)) = i*ln{1/(2 +or- sqrt(3))}

= i*ln(2-sqrt(3)) or i*ln(2+sqrt(3))

Is it that one has copied the other, or, you have all copied from the same source!

Or else, the IDs belong to one person.
 
Is it that one has copied the other, or, you have all copied from the same source!

Or else, the IDs belong to one person.

La muhimu kuzingatia ni method. Trick ipo kutumia eular formula na solution of a quadratic equation. Anybody solving equation will use the same method. Copy and paste was merely to save me trouble of typing the solution.
 
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