UNIT 6:
UNIT 6:
UNIT 6:
Q 1: Express in the form of a + ib :
Q 2: find the modulus of
Solution:
Q 3:
If then show that are conjugate complex numbers?
Solution:
Let
Also
Again
Hence both of them are conjugate to each other.
Q 4:
If , then show that the difference of the amplitude ofand
Is
Solution:
Let
|
Similarly
So,
So,
Therefore
Try: If be two complex numbers. Show that
Q 5: If be the vertices of an isosceles triangle, right angled at , prove that
Solution:
The triangle ABC is isosceles A
BC when rotated with 90 degree coincide
With BA.
Squaring on both sides
So,
Equation of a circle in the complex plane:
The equation of the circle in the complex plane is given by
Where the center of the circle is point “a” and radius of circle is “r”.
Q 6:
Problem: simplify 16 i+10i (3-i)
Solution:
Given,
16i +10i (3-i)
=16i+10i(3i)+10i(-i)
=16i+30i-10i2
=46i-10(-1)
=46i+10
Here real part is 10 and imaginary part is 46
Q 7:
Problem: express the following into a+ib form
Solution:
Given.,
z = = = + i
Modulus , = = =
Conjugate = ( -
- Find the value of
Sol:
Q 8: Find the value of
Sol:
Q 9: If
Then find out the values of : a)
Sol: Let
By Demoviers theorem
Similarly
Q 10: Prove that
Q 11: If ,show that
Given
Taking exponential on both side
Taking nth power on both sides
RHS
Q 12: If then prove that
……(i)
Squaring both sides
Now,
……(ii)
Dividing (i) by (ii)
Q 13: Find the value of ?
Let
By componendo and dividendo we get
Q 14: Prove that
Let
Squaring on both sides
Again
Taking square root on both side
Now,
Hence
Q 15:Prove that
Let ….(i)
Squaring both side
Taking square root on both side
…….(ii)
Again
……(iii)
Now,
……(iv)
From all above equation we get
Q 16:
(i) Prove that sinlog (i-1) = 1
Solution:
Let i-1 =
log (i-1) = log (eπ/2) =
Sin log (i-1) = sin (π/2) =1
(ii) Prove that
=
=
=
=
=
=R.H.S
Q 17:
Separate the real and imaginary parts of and also show that the angle is positive and acute angle?
Sol:
Equating real and imaginary parts we get
…..(1)
….(2)
Squaring and adding (1) and (2) we get
…..(3)
From equation(2)
Hence is positive and acute angle.
Q 18: Separate the real and imaginary part of
Let )….(1)
…..(2)
On adding (1) and (2) we get
Subtracting (1) and(2) we get
Which are the required real and imaginary parts.