Specify part U (x, y) and V A. Write the function f (z) = ? ^...

Specify part U (x, y) and V

A. Write the function f (z) = ? ^ ? in its real and imaginary part. And write the function q (z) = ln? in its real and imaginary part.

B. Write the function g (z) = senz and h (z) = cosz, in terms of complex exponentials, then write it in its real and imaginary part. Explain how one becomes the other.

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