00:01
Okay, so here we're given two complex numbers, a plus i -b, w is c plus id, and we're asked to prove a certain statement.
00:11
So the first one is that the conjugate of the sum is equal to the sum of the conjugates.
00:19
So let's just write this down.
00:21
So of course, let's start.
00:23
Z plus w is the number a plus c plus i times b plus d.
00:30
Which implies that the conjugate of this is given by a plus c minus i, b plus d.
00:40
So we can indeed simplify this as being a minus ib plus c minus id, but then this is exactly z bar plus w bar.
00:53
Okay, so this proves the first statement.
00:56
Second statement that the real part of w is less than or equal than the norm of w.
01:05
So let's recall now what the norm of w is, right? so by definition, the norm of w is the square root of the real part of w squared plus the imaginary part of w squared.
01:18
I'm not even going to use c and d in here.
01:21
There's no need.
01:22
Right? and now, of course, the square of a number is always.
01:27
Positive.
01:28
So this amount in here is greater than or equal to zero, which implies that then the whole square root of the real part of w squared plus that positive amount will be greater than equal than the square root simply of the real part.
01:43
Okay.
01:44
And here this is simply the modulus of real right.
01:47
So the square root cancel out with the square.
01:50
So this is a conclusion...