iz+5 Let f(z) = z²+4i Then O None of these f is continuous if and only if z is not equal to: 1-i, -1+i V2-iv2. –V2+iv2 f is continuous if and only if z is not

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Let f(z)
Then
%3D
z²+4i
None of these
f is continuous if and only if z is not
equal to: 1-i, -1+i
V2-iv2. -V2+iv2
|
f is continuous if and only if z is not
equal to the above
O fis continuous everywhere.
O fis discontinuous everywhere.
Transcribed Image Text:iz+5 Let f(z) Then %3D z²+4i None of these f is continuous if and only if z is not equal to: 1-i, -1+i V2-iv2. -V2+iv2 | f is continuous if and only if z is not equal to the above O fis continuous everywhere. O fis discontinuous everywhere.
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