Complex number solution (conjugate confusion): conjugateof(z) = 2*z + (1 - i)

[mackhina]

Homework Statement

Find all complex solutions to:
conjugateof(z) = 2*z + (1 - i)

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

conjugateof(z) = 2*z + (1 - i)

I make:
z = (a + bi)
and
conjugateof(z) = (a - bi)

which gives:
(a - bi) = 2*(a + bi) + (1 - i)

then to find the roots:
0 = a + 3*bi + 1 - i
and that's where I get lost, I get the feeling I'm going in the right direction, but I don't seem to be able to reason out the right answer which in my book is:
z - -1 + (1/3)i

Any help would be heaps appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Cheers

Mick

 

[jackmell]

You have:

\overline{z}=2z+1-i

then letting z=a+bi:

-a-3bi=1-i

now equate real and imaginary parts on both sides of that equation.