Let z be a complex number. Then the solution(s) of sinhz+coshz-e is (are)* None of these z=nti+1 where n is an integer. O z=1 O z=2nti+1 where n is an integer. O does not exist

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Section7.3: De Moivre’s Theorem And Roots Of Complex Numbers
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Let z be a complex number. Then the solution(s) of sinhz+coshz-e is (are) *
None of these
O z=nti+1 where n is an integer.
O z=1
O z=2nri+1 where n is an integer.
does not exist
Transcribed Image Text:Let z be a complex number. Then the solution(s) of sinhz+coshz-e is (are) * None of these O z=nti+1 where n is an integer. O z=1 O z=2nri+1 where n is an integer. does not exist
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