Exercise 1.9 Suppose z = a + bi, w = c+ di. Define z < w if a < c, andalso if a = c but b < d. Prove that this turns the set of all complex numbersinto an ordered set. (This type of order relation is called a dictionary order, orlexicographic order, for obvious reasons.) Does this ordered set have the leastupper bound property?

Suppose z=a+ a+bi and 2 = c+d2 are distinct complex numbers either If a not equaal to c then either…

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