Exercise 17.  Suppose that either  [Graphics:Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_228.gif]  or  [Graphics:Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_229.gif].  Prove that  [Graphics:Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_230.gif].

Solution 17.

See text and/or instructor's solution manual.

Use the general relationship

          [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_231.gif]  

The special form for this problem is

        [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_232.gif]  

Using the two relations given above we see that if  [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_233.gif] then we have

        [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_234.gif],  and  

        [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_235.gif].

Thus  [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_236.gif],  and the conclusion follows.

Similarly, if [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_237.gif] we get the same result.

 

 

















 

 

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