9) If f(z)=u-iv is analytic in the z-plane, then the C-R equations satisfied by it's real and imaginaryparts areUx = -Vy,Uy = 1²xU₂ = -1xU₂. = 1/xa)b) x = Vy.c) Ux = Vyrd) NOTA

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9) If f(z)=u- iv is analytic in the z-plane, then the C-R equations satisfied by it's real and imaginary parts are Ux = -Vy, Uy = 1x U₂ = -x Uy = 1x a) b) x = Vyr c) Ux = Vy, d) NOTA