How to Proove that L+ = L1 + iL2

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Homework Statement


Hello All,

The professor asked us to prove that L+ = L1 + iL2,

Please Help!, I have no Idea how to proceed,

Any insight will be highly appreciated.

Homework Equations


L+ = L1+iL2=~he^iφ (∂/∂θ + i cotθ ∂/∂φ)

The Attempt at a Solution

L+ = L1+iL2=~he^iφ (∂/∂θ + i cotθ ∂/∂φ)
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