Math, asked by Manikandan12345678, 1 year ago

If z=4-3i, then |z| is

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Answered by daminiurade1972
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Answer:

4+3i

Step-by-step explanation:

|Z|=√4^2-3^2

=√16-9

=4√-9

=4+3

Answered by amazetappo
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If z=4-3i, then the magnitude of z, \lvert z \rvert equals 5.

Step-by-step Explanation

Given:

A complex number, z=4-3i

To be found:

To find the magnitude of z or \lvert z \rvert.

Solution:

The given complex number, z=4-3i is of the standard form, z=x+ iy

\implies x=4 and y=-3

We know that the magnitude of z is given by the formula, \lvert z \rvert=\sqrt{x^{2} +y^{2} }

So, substituting the given values in the formula, we get

\lvert z \rvert=\sqrt{4^{2} +(-3)^{2} }\\\implies \lvert z \rvert=\sqrt{16+9}\\\implies \lvert z \rvert=\sqrt{25}

Simplifying, we get

\lvert z \rvert=5

Hence, \lvert z \rvert is equal to 5 when z=4-3i.

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