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If conjugate of (x + iy) (1-21) be 1 +i then x and y are 1.7 Ores @- 1 z "5 23, Roots of the equation z= (z+ 1" on the complex plane lie on the line - @2x+ (b) 2x ()x+1=0 (@x-1=0 Vedantu, 24, Sum of common roots of 27% + 219 + 1 =O and 23+ 227+ 22+ 1=0is @o ®t @l @2 25.1f @#1 is a cube root of unity, then sum of series S=1+2a+ 307+... +3na™? @eN)is- n a Oo (b) 3n(@*-1) @o (@) None of these 26, lfx= a+b, y=ao+ba?, z= a0? tba, is cube root of unity then value of x3 + y? +2 @a+b (b) 3(@3 + b?) ()a-b? (@) 3(@ -b?) ay 27. 1f2= cos 6+ i sin @ then is Pe equal to- @icotne (b) 4cotnd (©itanne @ tann6 28, Ifz1, 22 rare two complex numbers such that zx + zoP = lzaP * [eoP then (@ zero () purely real (©) purely imaginary (@) None of these 29, Equation (2-324 (2438 circle of radius — @3 © V3 © JF +4= 0 representa 20s(@ None of these 30. If z=re® then arg (e%) is - (@-rsin () r cos oars @ + cos8 31. 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Let @, 6 be the roots of the equation x-pr+r=Oand ©,26 be the roots of the equation x?-gx+r=0. Then, the value (2007) ofris @ j(2-a)(24-2) ) Fle-2)(20-9) © za- 2p)(2¢- P) @ 2e-p-a)(29-») 38. Ifa bc are the sides of a triangle ABC such that x? -2(atb+c)x4+3a(ab+bc+ca)=0 has real roots, then (2006) @ act ) arg © ae(i.5} @ ae) 39. If one root is square of the other root of the equation x°+ pr+q=0, then the relation between p and q is (2004) @ P-a(3p-l)+¢=0 ) p-a(3p+l)+g' = 0 Vedantu, © pr+q(3p-l)+g @ pr ta(ap+ijeg’ 40. The set of all real numbers x for which x7 {bos 2]2)3(0,68) (2002) @ © (2-ju(9) OC@ @ (Vie) 1) (1,09) 41. The number of solutions of log, (x= 1) = log, (x- 3) is @3 @)1 2 @o (2001) 42. For the equation 3x7 + pr+3=0, p>0, if one of the root is square of the other, then pis equal to (2000) @us @)1 3 @ 23 43.1f a and 6 (a <£) are the roots of the equation x°+bx+c¢=0, where ¢<0b>e @) a0,b>0 and c>0. 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