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<li>lab{6.8.5a}
<li>Show that <math>\conj{e^z} = e^{\conj z}</math>.</li>
Show that <math>\conj{e^z} = e^{\conj z}</math>.</li>
<li>Use (a) and [[guide:4a2bede4c5#ex6.7.6 |Problem]] to show that <math>ce^z + \conj c e^{\conj z}</math> is real for any complex numbers <math>c</math> and <math>z</math>.</li>
<li>Use \ref{ex6.8.5a} and [[guide:4a2bede4c5#ex6.7.6 |Problem]]
to show that <math>ce^z + \conj c e^{\conj z}</math>
is real for any complex numbers <math>c</math> and <math>z</math>.</li>
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  • Show that [math]\conj{e^z} = e^{\conj z}[/math].
  • Use (a) and Problem to show that [math]ce^z + \conj c e^{\conj z}[/math] is real for any complex numbers [math]c[/math] and [math]z[/math].