express z(2+i)=(1+2i)^2 in the form z=x+iy

rearrange gives z = [(1+2i)^2]/(2+i)expanding (1+2i)^2 gives 4i-3 therefore this becomes (4i-3)/2+i multiply that by the conjugate (2-i)/(2-i) to give (11i-2)/5therefore z= -2/5 + 11i/5

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