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What is the derivative of the complex (iz^3+3z^2)^3 at 2i
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I did chain rule and got 3(iz^3+3z^2)(3iz^2+6z)
Just wondering what do I do with the 'at 2i'?
evaluate the derivative at x = 2i...
so I replace all the z with z=x+yi?
but then I have y's... what do I do with those
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No, you replace z with 2i, sorry, I typed x, should have typed z
oh okay got it thank you!
Not entirely convinced by your derivative, however...
You should have a power of two applied to one of the sets of parentheses, as you started out with a ^3...
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