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Q 10 If Z = 2 + i and K= 2 - 1, then IZ + Klis
Ops: A.2
B.6
C.8
D. 4​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

If z

1

and z

2

are two complex numbers such that

z

1

+z

2

z

1

−z

2

=1,

z

2

iz

1

=k, where k is a real number. Find the angle between the lines from the origin to the points z

1

+z

2

and z

1

−z

2

in terms of k.

ANSWER

(i) Given

z

1

+z

2

z

1

−z

2

=1

z

2

z

1

+1

z

2

z

1

−1

=1

z

2

z

1

−1

=

z

2

z

1

+1

squaring both sides

z

2

z

1

2

+1−2Re(

z

2

z

1

)=

z

2

z

1

2

+1+2Re(

z

2

z

1

)

⇒4Re(

z

2

z

1

)0⇒

z

2

z

1

is purely imaginary number

z

2

z

1

can be written as i

z

2

z

1

=k where k is real number.

(ii) Let θ is the angle between z

1

−z

2

and z

1

−z

2

, then

θ=Arg(

z

1

−z

2

z

1

+z

2

)

=Arg

z

2

z

1

−1

z

2

z

1

+1

=Arg(

−ik−1

−ik+1

)

=Arg(

1+ik

−1+ik

)

=Arg(

k

2

+1

k

2

−1+2ik

)

θ=tan

−1

(

k

2

−1

2k

)

Step-by-step explanation:

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