Consider the function f(z) = 4x³y + (6y² - x¹)i. Find the set of all zo such that a) f(z) is differentiable at zo. b) f(z) is analytic at zo.
Consider the function f(z) = 4x³y + (6y² - x¹)i. Find the set of all zo such that a) f(z) is differentiable at zo. b) f(z) is analytic at zo.
Chapter3: Functions
Section3.3: Rates Of Change And Behavior Of Graphs
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do not leave any points where couchy-Reimann holds.
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part a and b are incorrect we should get +-1 or y=0 for a and part b is no where analytic. Can you please provide a correct solution
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