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The discussion focuses on verifying the trigonometric equation tanh(z/2) = [sinh(x) + i sin(y)] / [cosh(x) + cos(y)], where z is a complex number. The user attempted to simplify the equation using the identity tanh(z/2) = (e^z - 1) / (e^z + 1) but encountered difficulties. Key equations referenced include the definitions of sin and cos for complex arguments, which are essential for the verification process.

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Homework Statement


How to verify this trigonometric equation? tanh z/2?
verify that:

tanh (z/2) = [sinh x + i sin y] / [cosh x + cos y]


z is a complex number.

How can i verify this equation?


Homework Equations


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# sin(x + i y) = sin(x) cosh(y) + i cos(x) sinh(y).
# cos(x + i y) = cos(x) cosh(y) - i sin(x) sinh(y).
# tan(x + i y) = (tan(x) + i tanh(y)) / (1 - i tan(x) tanh(y)).
# cot(x + i y) = (cot(x) coth(y) - i) / (i cot(x) + coth(y)).




The Attempt at a Solution



i have tried to solve from right hand side but it didn't work, then i have simplified the equation tanh(z/2) = e^z-1 / e^z+1


if you help me, i will be appreciate.
thanx a lot.
 
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