Complex number convergence

Rosebud

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Hi. Could someone help me with this question.
I've attached the file. Its part i) of the question.

I know I need the definition of what it means for a sequence to converge which I have.. im still not sure how to answer the question.

Many thanks.
 

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Recall that a complex number has the form z=a+biz=a+bi where both a & ba~\&~b are real numbers.
So a=(z)z & b=(z)z|a|=|\Re(z)|\le|z|~\&~|b|=|\Im(z)|\le|z|.
Consider the sequence zn=xn+ynia+biz_n=x_n+y_ni\to a+bi
Now you need to show that zn=xn+yi=xnyni\overline{z_n}=\overline{x_n+y_i}=x_n-y_ni.
Using the above show xna & ynbx_n\to a~\&~y_n\to -b
I hope that I understood what you asked.
 
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