√ (-1).(-1) equals 1
- Shaswata Roy Not necessarily....it can be -1 too.
- Soumyabrata Mondal how??
I know something is wrong in the following proofs.Can't figure out which step is wrong.
Proof of -1 =1:
Proof of 1=3:
for 2nd one (2) step
@Soumyabrata Mondal
Even I had thought of that before.
But you see,
\dpi{200} \fn_cs e^{i\pi} = -1\Rightarrow log(-1) = i\pi
Hence log(-1) does have a value.
For 1st one.....
The first question was given in ISI
you cant express two negative nos which are in square root
form as two different roots...i mean√(-1*-1) cannot be written as root-1 *root -1...nd @Roy the question is --"Proof that"?? :-|
√ (-1).(-1) equals 1
for the 1st proof
Dekh log er value replace korle
3i*pi=1i*pi
Now LHS=(0,3*pi)
And RHS=(0,pi) by multiplication of complex nos. But as they don't represent the same complex nos. on an argand plane, they cannot be equal. :. Contradiction. LHS is not equal to RHS.
I think, for the 2nd one,
log is not possible for a negative number.