Let f(z)=y-2xy +i(-x+x² - y²)+z² where, z=x+iy is a complex variable defined in the whole complex plane. For what values of z does f'(z) exist?

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Q1. Let f(z)=y– 2xy+i(-x+x² – y²)+z² where, z=x+iy is a complex variable defined in the
whole complex plane. For what values of z does f'(z) exist?
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