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if 3+2isinalpha/1-2isinalpha is a purely a real number then find the real of alpha ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\large\rm{ z = \dfrac{3 + 2i \ \sin \alpha}{1-2i \ \sin \alpha}}

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\large\rm{ = \dfrac{(3+2i \ \sin \alpha)(1+2i \ \sin \alpha)}{1+4 \ \sin^{2} \alpha}}

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\large\rm{ = \dfrac{3+6i \ \sin \alpha + 2i \ \sin \alpha -4 \ sin^{2} \alpha}{ 1 + 4 \ \sin^{2} \alpha}}

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\large\rm{ = \dfrac{ 3-4 \ \sin^{2} \alpha + 8i \ \sin \alpha}{ 1 + 4 \ \sin^{2} \alpha}}

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z is purely imaginary when \small\rm{ (3-4 \sin^{2} \alpha) = 0}

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\large\rm { \implies \sin \alpha = \pm \dfrac{\sqrt{3}}{2}}

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\large\boxed{\rm{ \therefore \alpha = n \pi + \frac{\pi}{3}}}

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