mynamesmurph
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Here are some screenshots of the problem I have.
So for 91. a) I got
i, -1 + i, -i, -1 + i, -i, -1 + i
I'm pretty sure that's correct. But I'm not really sure what b is asking. What does it mean by bounded? Which complex numbers should I write? Do I pick two any two of the set there? Would the the absolute value of the terms be
1, √2, 1, √2, 1, √1
I think I'm close here to solving, but I'm not entirely sure what the Mandlebrot set is. This is all in the book that is dedicated to it. Any ideas?
Thanks yalls.


So for 91. a) I got
i, -1 + i, -i, -1 + i, -i, -1 + i
I'm pretty sure that's correct. But I'm not really sure what b is asking. What does it mean by bounded? Which complex numbers should I write? Do I pick two any two of the set there? Would the the absolute value of the terms be
1, √2, 1, √2, 1, √1
I think I'm close here to solving, but I'm not entirely sure what the Mandlebrot set is. This is all in the book that is dedicated to it. Any ideas?
Thanks yalls.