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Question Number 134419 by mohammad17 last updated on 03/Mar/21
why the function cosz and sinz it is   not bounded in complex number ?
whythefunctioncoszandsinzitisnotboundedincomplexnumber?
Answered by Olaf last updated on 03/Mar/21
cosz = cos(x+iy)  cosz = cosxcos(iy)−sinxsin(iy)  cosz = cosx((e^(i(iy)) +e^(−i(iy)) )/2)−sinx((e^(i(iy)) −e^(−i(iy)) )/(2i))  cosz = cosx((e^(−y) +e^y )/2)−sinx((e^(−y) −e^y )/(2i))  cosz = cosxcoshy+isinxsinhy  cosz is not bounded because  coshy and sinhy are not bounded.    Same demonstation for sinz.
cosz=cos(x+iy)cosz=cosxcos(iy)sinxsin(iy)cosz=cosxei(iy)+ei(iy)2sinxei(iy)ei(iy)2icosz=cosxey+ey2sinxeyey2icosz=cosxcoshy+isinxsinhycoszisnotboundedbecausecoshyandsinhyarenotbounded.Samedemonstationforsinz.

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