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 \dfrac{z -  \alpha }{z +  \alpha }
is purely imaginary and |Z| =B2 then
 | \alpha | \:  is

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Answered by abhi178
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it has given that, (z - α)/(z + α) is purely imaginary and |z| = 82

To find : the value of |α|

solution : concept : if z is purely imaginary,

then z+\bar{z}=0

so, \frac{z-\alpha}{z+\alpha}+\frac{\bar{z-\alpha}}{\bar{z+\alpha}}=0

\frac{z-\alpha}{z+\alpha}+\frac{\bar{z}-\bar\alpha}{\bar{z}+\bar\alpha}=0

(z-\alpha)(\bar z+\bar\alpha)+(\bar z-\bar\alpha)(z+\alpha)=0

z\bar z+z\bar\alpha-\alpha\bar z-\alpha\bar\alpha+\bar z z+\bar z\alpha-\bar\alpha z-\bar\alpha\alpha=0

we know, z\bar z=|z|^2 and \alpha\bar\alpha=|\alpha|^2

⇒2|z|² - 2|α|² = 0

⇒|z| = |α|

but |z| = 82

so, |α| = 82

Therefore the value of |α| = 82

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