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It says that:
x^2=the conjugate squared, which is:
(a+bi)^2=(a-bi)^2
How can I show this?
This isn't homework or anything, but I don't get where they got this from.
I'm reluctant to move on until this is solved or understood.
x^2=the conjugate squared, which is:
(a+bi)^2=(a-bi)^2
How can I show this?
This isn't homework or anything, but I don't get where they got this from.
I'm reluctant to move on until this is solved or understood.