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Given that $(a+b)+\mid(a-b)=(1+j)^{2}+\mu(2+i)$, obtain the values of $a$ and $b$.
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The right side of the equation simplifies to $1+2j+j^{2}+\mu(2+i)$. Since $j^{2}=-1$, the equation becomes $1+2j-1+\mu(2+i)$, which simplifies to $2j+\mu(2+i)$. Show more…
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