4.3. Confirm that the identity 1+z+z = (1-z)/(1-z) holds for every non-negative integer n and every complex number z, save for z = 1. 4.4. Establish the so-called "parallelogram law" for complex numbers z and w: |z + w|² + |z - w|² = 2|z|² + 2|w|²
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