SOLUTION: The complex numbers z and w satisfy |z| = |w| = 1 and zw is not equal to -1.
(a) Prove that \overline{z} = {1}/{z} and \overline{w} = {1}/{w}.
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Question 1171500: The complex numbers z and w satisfy |z| = |w| = 1 and zw is not equal to -1.
(a) Prove that \overline{z} = {1}/{z} and \overline{w} = {1}/{w}.
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