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    ME 570: Engineering Analysis I

    Homework 5
    due 12-02-22 (by 5pm)

    1. Write the following expressions in the form a + ib


    (i)
    i7
    (ii)
    (2 − 3i)(4 + i)
    (iii)   
    i 1
    3−i 2 + 3i
    2. Write the following expressions in polar form reiθ
    (i) √
    − 3+i
    (ii)
    3
    −1 + i
    (iii)
    i(5 − 2i)
    3. In Problem 1(ii) and 1(iii), carry out the multiplication and divi-
    sion in polar form. Compare with the answers a + ib that you
    obtained previously and verify that you get the same answers.
    4. Compute the indicated powers
    10
    √ 9
    
     1 i
    (i) 1 + 3i , (ii) +
    2 2

    5. Compute all roots. Indicate the location of the roots on a circle


    centered at the origin
     √ 1/2
    (i) i1/3 , (ii) −1 + 3i

    6. Use the formula

    (cos θ + i sin θ)n = (cos(nθ) + i sin(nθ))

    to obtain formulas for cos(3θ) and sin(3θ).


    7. Using the basic definition involving limits, show that f (z) =
    2z + 3 is differentiable at any point in the complex plane.
    8. Show that the following two functions are not differentiable at
    any point
    f (z) = 2x + ixy 2 , f (z) = ex e−iy
    9. The following two functions are analytic:
    f (z) = z 3 , f (z) = 3z 2 + 5z − 6i
    (i) Verify that they satisfy the sufficient conditions for a func-
    tion to be analytic.
    (ii) Verify that u(x, y) and v(x, y), the real and imaginary parts,
    of each function satisfy Laplace’s equation.
    (iii) Obtain f ′ (z) for each function by computing the partials of
    u and v.
    10. Using the definition of the complex exponential function express
    the following functions in the form u(x, y) + iv(x, y).
    2
    (i) ez , (ii) e2z̄
    and write each in the form a + ib at the point z = −1 + i(π/4).
    11. Show that
    sin(iy) = i sinh(y), cos(iy) = cosh(y)
    12. Write the following functions in the form a + ib.
    (i) tan(i), (ii) cos(2 − 4i)
    13. Find all values of z such that
    √
    ez = 3+i
    14. Without actuallyHcomputing the integral prove that in each of the
    following cases C f (z)dz = 0, where C is the circle | z |= 1:
    z sin(z)
    (a) f (z) = , (b) f (z) =
    2z + 3 (z 2 − 25)(z 2 + 9)
    15. Using Cauchy’s integral formula, evaluate the following integrals
    z
    I
    (a) dz,
    C z +9
    2

    where C is the circle | z − 2i |= 4.


    z
    I
    (b) dz,
    C 2z + 1

    where C is the square whose sides lie along the lines x = ±2


    and y = ±2.
    16. For the following function
    1
    f (z) = ,
    (z − 1)2 (z − 3)
    obtain the Laurent’s series about each of the singular points and
    indicate the domain of convergence in each case
    17. Evaluate
    5z − 2
    I
    dz,
    C z(z − 1)
    where C is the circle | z |= 2, using the Residue theorem.

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