Lösung 3.2:1d
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+ | <math>\begin{align}z-\bar{w}+u &= (2+i)-(2-3i)+(-1-2i)\\ | ||
+ | &= 2-2-1+(1+3-2)i=-1+2i.\end{align}</math> | ||
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+ | If, on the other hand, we interpret the expression in terms of vectors, we must first understand the vector <math>\bar{w}</math> geometrically. When we take the complex conjugate of <math>w</math>, we change the sign of the imaginary part, which is the same as reflecting <math>w</math> in the real axis. | ||
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+ | We can then construct the expression <math>z-\bar{w}+u</math> one term at a time. | ||
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Version vom 10:38, 3. Okt. 2008
If we calculate the expression, we get the answer at once:
\displaystyle \begin{align}z-\bar{w}+u &= (2+i)-(2-3i)+(-1-2i)\\ &= 2-2-1+(1+3-2)i=-1+2i.\end{align}
If, on the other hand, we interpret the expression in terms of vectors, we must first understand the vector \displaystyle \bar{w} geometrically. When we take the complex conjugate of \displaystyle w, we change the sign of the imaginary part, which is the same as reflecting \displaystyle w in the real axis.
We can then construct the expression \displaystyle z-\bar{w}+u one term at a time.