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57. A is the set of all non-zero complex numbers of the form a + ib. The binary operation * is defined such
that Z1 * Z2 = Z1 Z2 where Z1, Z2 €A. The inverse of a +ib is
A) a -ib
B) a - i b
______ ______
a^2 + b^2 a^2 + b^2
C) a + i b
______ ______
a^2 + b^2 a^2 + b^2
D) 1 + i0
E) 2 + i0
Answers
Given:
A is the set of all non-zero complex numbers of the form a + ib. The binary operation * is defined such
that Z1 * Z2 = Z1 Z2 where Z1, Z2 €A
To Find:
The inverse of a +ib
Solution:
let z be a complex number, be the inverse of z
Let = u+ iv be the inverse of z= a+ i b
We have, = 1
That is ,
( a+ i b)( u + iv ) = 1
(au - bv) + i (av+ub) = 1+ i0
Equating real and imaginary parts we get
Real part : au -bv = 1
Imaginary part : av + ub = 0
Solving the above system of simultaneous equations in u and v
we get,
& (z is non-zero⇒> 0 )
If z =a+ ib , then
= +i ( is not defined when z = 0 )
The inverse of a+ib is +i
Given:
A is the set of all non-zero complex numbers of the form a + ib. The binary operation * is defined such
that Z1 * Z2 = Z1 Z2 where Z1, Z2 €A
To Find:
The inverse of a +ib
Solution:
let z be a complex number, be the inverse of z
Let = u+ iv be the inverse of z= a+ i b
We have,
That is ,
Equating real and imaginary parts we get
Real part : au -bv = 1
Imaginary part : av + ub = 0
Solving the above system of simultaneous equations in u and v
we get,
& (z is non-zero⇒ 0 )
If z =a+ ib , then
( is not defined when z = 0 )
The inverse of a+ib is
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