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Thank you KFunk, thay makes a lot of sense. : ) middle

Can somebody please help me with this Question its from the Fitzpatrick book btw And here it is: Describe the locus of: IzI^2 - 2iz + 2t(1+i) = 0 where z=x+iy and x,y,t are real numbers. For what values of t can x and y be found so that z satisfies the given eqn? THX MIDDLE

haboozin, thx. Just making sure I'm not too out of it...

Thanks for the help gman and kfunk. I have another question: what question number would you expect this to appear as? M

Hi i was hoping somebody could help me with this question, (A) Use the area under the curve: y= 1/(1+u) for u=0 to u=X, to show that X/(X+1) < ln(1+X) < X this first part i can do ok (B) Then use this inequality to show that: (i) lim as (n-->infinity) of {[1 +...