Using Cauchy-Riemann equations, show that the function f(z)=(z+6)^2 is differentiable everywhere

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Using Cauchy-Riemann equations, show that the function f(z)=(z+6)^2 is differentiable everywhere.
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Step 1

The given function is 

     f(z)=z+62f(z)=z2+12z+36                   -(1)

Substitute the value z=x+iy in equation (1).

     f(z)=x+iy2+12x+iy+36f(z)=x2+y2+2ixy+12x+12iy+36f(z)=x2+y2+12x+36+i2xy+12y                                  -(2)

Comparing equation (2) with the equation f(z)=u+iv we get:

u=x2+y2+12x+36 v=2xy+12y

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