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Verify each of the following by using equations (11.4), (12.2), and (12.3).

cosz=cosxcoshy-isinxsinhy

Short Answer

Expert verified

The equation cos z= cos x cosh y-i sin x sinh y is verifiedusing the equations (11.4), (12.2) and (12.3).

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The given function cos z=cos x cosh y- i sin x sinh y.

02

Definition of Hyperbolic Function.

A hyperbolic function is a representation of the relationship between a point's distances from the origin to the coordinate axes as a function of an angle.

Relation between the exponential and polar form is reiθ=rcosθ+irsinθ.

03

 Use exponential and polar form to expand the equation

The exponential form of the given equation is,

cosz=ezi+e-zi2 …(1)

Let z=x+yi and put in equation (1).

cosz=ex+yii+e-x+yii2cosz=exi.eyii+e-xi.e-yii2

Convert exponential form into polar form.

cosz=cosx+isinxcosyi+isinyi+cosx-isinxcosyi-isinyi2 …(2)

04

Replace cos yi by cosh y and sin yi by sinh y

Replace cos yi by cosh y and sin yi by sinh y in equation (2).

cosz=cosx+isinxcoshy-sinhy+cosx-isinxcoshy+sinhy2=cosx.coshy-isinx.sinhy-cosx.sinhy+isinx.coshy2+cosx.coshy-isinx.sinhy+cosx.sinhy-isinx.coshy2Cancelsimilarterms.cosz=2cosxcoshy2-2isinxsinhy2cosz=cosxcoshy-isinxsinhyHencetheequationisverified.

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