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A+in=√1+i÷1-i,prove that a^2+b^2=1


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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that


a+ib=\sqrt{(1+i)/(1-i)}

We have to prove that


a^2+b^2=1


a+ib=\sqrt{((1+i)(1+i))/((1-i)(1+i))}

Using rationalization property


a+ib=\sqrt{((1+i)^2)/((1^2-i^2))}

Using the property


(a+b)(a-b)=a^2-b^2


a+ib=\sqrt{((1+i)^2)/((1-(-1)))}

Using


i^2=-1


a+ib=(1+i)/(√(2))


a+ib=(1)/(√(2))+i(1)/(√(2))

By comparing we get


a=(1)/(√(2)), b=(1)/(√(2))


a^2+b^2=((1)/(√(2)))^2+((1)/(√(2)))^2


a^2+b^2=(1)/(2)+(1)/(2)


a^2+b^2=(1+1)/(2)


a^2+b^2=(2)/(2)


a^2+b^2=1

Hence, proved.

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