#Radius of a circle in complex numbers
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This is what I tried
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Whenever you deal with complex fraction, we try to decomplexify the deniminator. We do this by extending the fraction by the conjugate of the denominator
Okay
What is the conjugate of z + 3i?
Z - 3i
yes
Z will become z bar?
this is what you multiply numerator and denominator by
Yes
Yes
adonhs
Yes
Did you get the answer?
No
Ok
Actually it was a good step of yours to multiply by the denominator
No I just followed some standard similar question
Now write z = x+iy
Done
adonhs
You mean x + (y-1)i
YES
adonhs
That's why it broke up
Now you know the imaginary part and real part to use modulus
adonhs
Oh this definition
Now try to simplify
I'll get ±
adonhs
Have you never heard of complex modulus
I have
To get the radius basically
Try to get this form:
x² + y² = r²
So for y you need to complete the square
Also there is no +-
The root value is always positive
I also think you simplified wrong
49 remains
It's not included in the root
It'sbasically outside the absolute value
Its very lengthy
6x² + 6y² + 37y = -55
What
If you complete the square for y, you will get radius 7/12
And make it a circle equation
adonhs
So I divide by 6
To be honest
I kind of forgot
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You add and subtract 37/12 both sides
Idk something like that
Oh you square it
Is your r²
Yes
basically if a² + 2ab + b², you dont do b you do b²
for example
Yeah
,w r^2 = (37/12)^2 - 55/6
I got 49/144
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What is that
Such a question in 1 min?
So 5-10 mins for single question would be more harm than good
We have easy ones too
adonhs
You're prob right lmao
Lmao
I just don't know what they did here
Maybe there a shortcuts
adonhs
Since you have |z-1|²
You can rewrite it using this
Yes
But thats also my first time seeing such circle equation in that form
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