Write the following in a + bi form. e4ln 3+i Log(4 + 4i) Log(-37)
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Transcribed Image Text:When a line 'I' passes through the origin (0,0), it divides the line 'l' into two distinct rays.
Furthermore, when considering a complex-valued function 'g' defined on a set 'S,' we say
that 'g' is bounded if there exists a finite constant 'M' such that the absolute value of 'g'
(Igl) is always less than 'M' for all points in 'S. Now, we aim to determine for which of
these rays passing through the origin the function e^z satisfies this boundedness
property
Write the following in a + bi form.
e4ln 3+i
Log(4 + 4i)
Log(-37)
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