Hi , i want answer for these questions ,

1) write sin z in the form of v(x,y) + iV(x,y) ?

2) show that sin z is unbounded ?

3) Find the value of z , such that sin z = 2 ?

4) find the value of z , such that :

a) e^z is real ?

b) e^z is pure imaginary ?

Thanks for all ,,

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