#Sketching loci on argand diagram
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i got 2arcsin(2/root(34))
do i need to add or subtract by pi?
forgot about this part
You want the line from the origin to the point z that produces the maximum argument to be a tangent to the circle
I dont know what arcsin is yet i dont think ive done taht yet
since its in fourth quadrant im prettys ure its would be negative
yeah i fffound distance
sin^-1
You would have done it at gcse
Ohh is that the same thing
yes
yes
How did you guys solve
wanna confirm the solution does it have it in the ms?
damn
Which angle is the max argument
I found distance from origin to centre of circle,e and then found angle of C
Centre
how did you do it SOE ASILY
DAMN
i still dont understand would it be a different method if we were finding the minimum argument
i dont know what the max argument is
They ask for max value of argz no so wouldn’t you not have to find the angle from the centre to the real axis and subtract that by ur answer
did you label the two angles different
It’s just using rules of circles that ur taught in circle theorems
ohh
oh you mean
Just applied to complex numvers
Ur value is right
-arctan(5/3) + 2arcsin(2/root(34))
what is the max argument though
Yh
oh yh
you find the angle for 3, -5
for that
after you found this
The max argument will be the
-0.33 radians
This
AHH Thank you so m uch
Nws
yhh
Construct a right angle triangle from the centre to the real axis
Find the angle of that
And subtract by nikolas answer if u consider it as positive
If u consider it as negative in terms of an argument
Then add it
And that’s ur answer
Minimum is the bigger looking angle
Since although it’s a bigger angle
It’s a lower number
Oh alr
Since -40 < -#0
-20
On the number line
For example
So for example if we were talking about -20 and -40, -20 is the max and -40 is the minimum
Since when talking about maximums and minimums it’s not about magnitude
It’s not a hard topic it’s just very easy to make silly mistakes in
Ibr
Yh prob had to refresh ur memory
yh
at first its hard but it gets easier
just like gcse maths u found at least one thing hard at first (maybe) but now it must be a walk in the park
anyways do u need any more help or can i close