Consider the function f(z) = (a+ 1) x²y² + i(3 + 1)x²y?. Determine at which points the function f(z) is differentiable. Determine at which points the function f(2) is analytic.

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Consider the function f(2) = (a+ 1) x²y² + i(ß+ 1)x²y².
Determine at which points the function f(2) is differentiable.
Determine at which points the function f(2) is analytic.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the function f(2) = (a+ 1) x²y² + i(ß+ 1)x²y². Determine at which points the function f(2) is differentiable. Determine at which points the function f(2) is analytic.
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