#Complex Numbers (loci) A level further maths
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which part
nah i dont think so
(-2,2) and (2,2)
Yeah
the first one everything inside the circle is shaded right?
and second one everything outside is shaded
yh looks about right
"Not to scale"
yh ofc
yh im pretty sure thats right
u havent coloured any part of the second circle right?
But the question says set of points whicjh i dont understnd
even the overlap
Nope
yh thats calm
Normally it would say shade if it wants us to shade you get me?
yh i think
it means just shade the area
coz idk how u would find thr set of point ngl
Any help on the 2nd question?
so
yh thats a new question to me
but what i would do
is find the equation of the line
in cartesian form
for the perpendicular bisector
But that three is giving me a headache
so
yh ive never encountered smt like that
but
i think
u would convert it back to complex form
so its essentially a half line
i think
True
ac is it?
i dont think u can say its a half line ac
why this?
its a straight vertical line with no start or end
I though maybe the three might indicate the modulus so the line has a length three from the origin but very unlikely to be true
I know but the three is making me think otherwise
Ive tried searching online but no ise
idk
*use
maybe
maybe
treat the right hand side separately
so its like an equation of a circle
Ohhhh
then take into account the left hand side
Centre (-1,0) radius 3
sorry i meant right hanf side
nah i meant right hand side my bad
so -3,0 and radius
3
I dont understand
treat the right hand side first
ignore the modulus z-1
so when u have
modulus z+3 = 3
Right...
its becomes an equation of a circle
Yeah
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yh sane
But im overthinking
idk if im just tripping
i apologise bro
Do you want me to share the solution once i get the answers if i dont get it from this server, like from sch or somethin?
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yo maybe u can treat the right hand side
draw the circle
then draw the perpendicular bisector
afterwards
so uno the equation of the circle
-3,0 radius 3
and the perpendicular bisector is x=-1
which intersects the circle
if ygm
Sure?
idk if thats the right way but just another thought
I appreciate it
ahh