Let z be a complex number. Then tanh(z+Ti) is equal to * cothz -tanhz None of these tanhz -cothz

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Chapter8: Applications Of Trigonometry
Section8.5: Trigonometric Form For Complex Numbers
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Let z be a complex number. Then tanh(2+ti) is equal
to *
cothz
-tanhz
None of these
tanhz
-cothz
Transcribed Image Text:Let z be a complex number. Then tanh(2+ti) is equal to * cothz -tanhz None of these tanhz -cothz
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