1. Use the Cauchy-Riemann equation to determine if the function f(z) = x3 - i(2 - y)3 is analytic or not. Provide all the sufficient conditions and the domain of analyticity and then find the derivative if it exists
1. Use the Cauchy-Riemann equation to determine if the function f(z) = x3 - i(2 - y)3 is analytic or not. Provide all the sufficient conditions and the domain of analyticity and then find the derivative if it exists
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1. Use the Cauchy-Riemann equation to determine if the function f(z) = x3 - i(2 - y)3 is analytic or not. Provide all the sufficient conditions and the domain of analyticity and then find the derivative if it exists.
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