ii) Given Z, = -1 + iv3 and Z, = -v3 + i, show that In (Z,.Z2) # InZ, + InZ2

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Given Z,
= -1+ iv3 and Z,
-V3+
+ i, show that In (Z1.Z2) ± InZ, + InZ,
Transcribed Image Text:Given Z, = -1+ iv3 and Z, -V3+ + i, show that In (Z1.Z2) ± InZ, + InZ,
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