that for every complex number z for any positive integer n, (z − 2)" is either a pur umber or a pure imaginary number (in other words, either the real part is 0 or the imaginary p
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Note: Since you have not provided a language name to write the code so I am using java language to write the code.
Program Approach:
1- Create a class name as Main.
2- Inside the class name, define a function as realAndImagFunction with one string parameter.
3- length() function used to find the size of the string value.
4- indexOf() method used to check the + symbol. If the number is Imaginary or not.
5- System.out.println() is used to display real numbers and imaginary numbers on the screen.
6- Now define the main method, inside the main method create a string type variable.
7- For example:
String number = "8+2i";
8- Call the method and start the process and display the output on the screen.
9- Please check the following complete example and output screenshot.
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