Find real values of θ for which is purely real.
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Answer:
θ = nπ, where n∈Z
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Given (4 + 3i sin θ)/(1 - 2i sin θ)
Multiplying and dividing by 1 + 2i sinθ, we get
[(4 + 3i sin θ)*(1 + 2i sinθ)/(1 - 2i sin θ)*(1 + 2i sinθ)]
= [ 4 + 6sin²θ + i(8sinθ + 3sinθ)]/[1 + 4sin²θ]
= (4 + 6sin²θ)/(1 + 4sin²θ) + i(11sinθ)/(1 + 4sin²θ)
Given that number is purely real,
hence imaginary part = 0
11sinθ/[1 + 4sin²θ] = 0
Since [1 + 4sin²θ] ≠0,
11sinθ = 0
sinθ = 0
or
θ = nπ, where n∈Z
Hence , given number is purely real whenever θ is equal to
integral multiple of π.
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