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    This document outlines three problems involving functions and complex numbers. Problem 1 involves (i) showing a function g is one-to-one and finding its inverse, (ii) sketching the graph of g and its inverse, (iii) determining if the composition of f and g exists and stating its rule and domain, and finding its range, and (iv) determining if the composition of g and f exists. Problem 2 involves finding two complex numbers satisfying two given equations. Problem 3 involves (i) finding the value of a given complex number, (ii) determining values of a and b given another condition, and (iii) solving the resulting equation and showing the roots on an Argand diagram.

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    This document outlines three problems involving functions and complex numbers. Problem 1 involves (i) showing a function g is one-to-one and finding its inverse, (ii) sketching the graph of g and its inverse, (iii) determining if the composition of f and g exists and stating its rule and domain, and finding its range, and (iv) determining if the composition of g and f exists. Problem 2 involves finding two complex numbers satisfying two given equations. Problem 3 involves (i) finding the value of a given complex number, (ii) determining values of a and b given another condition, and (iii) solving the resulting equation and showing the roots on an Argand diagram.

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    Functions & Complex I Assignment (27 marks)(50min)

    1. (PJC04/I/8modified) The functions f and g are defined by f : x a ex , g : x x2 + 6x , x < 2 Show by means of a graphical argument that g is one-one, and find g1(x). [3] (ii) Sketch the graph of g g1. [1] (iii) Show that fg(x) exists, and state its rule and domain. Find the range of fg exactly. [4] (iv) Does gf exist? If not, find the maximal domain of f for which gf exists. [3] (i) 2. (J85/1/3b) Find, in the form of x + iy , the two complex numbers z satisfying both of the z 3 4 equations * = + i and zz * = 5 . [5] z 5 5 3. (N08/1/8, modified) A graphic calculator is not to be used in answering this question. 3 (i) It is given that z1 = 1 i . Find the value of z1 , showing clearly how you obtain your answer. [3] 3 2 (ii) Given that 1 i is a root of the equation z + az + bz 4 = 0 , find the values of the real numbers a and b. [4] (iii) For these values of a and b, solve the equation in part (ii), and show all the roots on an Argand diagram. [4]

    Functions & Complex I Assignment (27 marks)(50min)


    1. (PJC04/I/8modified) The functions f and g are defined by f : x a ex , g : x x2 + 6x , x < 2 Show by means of a graphical argument that g is one-one, and find g1(x). [3] (ii) Sketch the graph of g g1. [1] (iii) Show that fg(x) exists, and state its rule and domain. Find the range of fg exactly. [4] (iv) Does gf exist? If not, find the maximal domain of f for which gf exists. [3] (i) 2. (J85/1/3b) Find, in the form of x + iy , the two complex numbers z satisfying both of the z 3 4 equations * = + i and zz * = 5 . [5] z 5 5 3. (N08/1/8, modified) A graphic calculator is not to be used in answering this question. 3 (i) It is given that z1 = 1 i . Find the value of z1 , showing clearly how you obtain your answer. [3] 3 2 (ii) Given that 1 i is a root of the equation z + az + bz 4 = 0 , find the values of the real numbers a and b. [4] (iii) For these values of a and b, solve the equation in part (ii), and show all the roots on an Argand diagram. [4]

    Ans: 1(i) g 1 : x 3 + 9 + x , 8 < x < 16 (ii) fg : x e x , x range = (e 8 , e 16 ) ( 2 + i) 2. 3. (i) -2 2i (ii) a = 4, b = 6 (iii) 1 i, 1 + i, 2


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