1.5 Finding Real and Imaginary Parts of Complex Number of
(x+iy)n and
(x2+iy2x1+iy1)nwhere x2+iy2≠0x_{2} + iy_{2} \neq 0x2+iy2=0 and n=±1n=±1n = \pm 1n=±1n=±1 and n=±2n=±2n = \pm 2n=±2n=±2
(x+iy)n(x + iy)^n(x+iy)n when n=±1n=±1n = \pm 1n=±1n=±1
Let z=(x+iy)nz = (x + iy)^nz=(x+iy)n be a complex number.
(i) For n=1n = 1n=1
We have z=(x+iy)1=x+iyz = (x + iy)^1 = x + iyz=(x+iy)1=x+iy. Re(z)=x,Im(z)=yRe(z) = x, Im(z) = yRe(z)=x,Im(z)=y
(ii) For n=−1n = - 1n=−1
We have z=(x+iy)−1z = (x + iy)^{- 1}z=(x+iy)−1
∴Re(z)=xx2+y2,Im(z)=−yx2+y2∴Re(z)=xx2+y2,Im(z)=−yx2+y2\therefore Re(z) = \frac{x}{x^2 + y^2}, Im(z) = \frac{- y}{x^2 + y^2}∴Re(z)=x2+y2x,Im(z)=x2+y2−y∴Re(z)=x2+y2x,Im(z)=x2+y2−y