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Homework Statement
Identify and sketch the region in the complex plane satisfying
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| \frac{2 z - 1}{z + i} | \geq 1
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The complex plane is a geometric representation of the complex numbers, where the horizontal axis represents the real numbers and the vertical axis represents the imaginary numbers.
To identify a region in the complex plane, you need to determine the points that satisfy a given condition or set of conditions. This can be done by graphing the complex numbers on the plane or by using equations to determine the points.
The process for sketching a region in the complex plane involves identifying the points that satisfy the given condition, plotting them on the plane, and connecting them to form a boundary. The region is then shaded in to indicate all the points within the boundary.
One example of a region in the complex plane is the unit circle, which is the set of all complex numbers with a magnitude of 1. This can be represented by the equation |z| = 1, and the region can be sketched by plotting all points with a distance of 1 from the origin on the plane.
Identifying and sketching regions in the complex plane can be useful in many mathematical and scientific applications. It can help in solving equations and inequalities involving complex numbers, understanding the behavior of complex functions, and visualizing complex data in a two-dimensional space.