ay (MARATHON Mil ACADEMY Pe Let Cy and C) be two curves on the complex plane defined as C : 2+ Z = 22-1] and C : arg (z+ 1+ i)= 4, where (0, n) such that C, and C; touches each other at Pz) If 29 =o + iyo, then (Xe + ya) is equal to ws Bs 4 (2 If x=9"7 919" | yea gait op and 2 = +i) then, the argument of the at complex number w= x + yz is ao (© ~ tan" A particle starts from a point 2 = 1 + i, where i= V1. It moves horizontally away from origin by 2 units and then vertically away from origin by 3 units to reach a point z}. From z; particle moves V5 units in the direction of 2i+j and then it moves through an angle of cosec"'J2 in anticlockwise direction of a circle with centre at origin to reach a point zz. The arg 2» is given by (A) seo'2 (B) cot'o afr ose(2) Let C; and C; are concentric circles of radius 1 and 8/3 respectively having centre at (3, 0) on the argand plane. If the complex number z satisfies the (& 3 +2 ual ineamaliy. 108s ii1Z—3 (A) 2 ies outside C, but inside Cp (B) z lies inside of both C, and C (©)2 lies outside both of C, and C2 (D)none of these 5 6 Complex Numbers WArg(2+0)= 2 and Arg (2a) = 2 37eR", then (A)zis independent ofa (B)|a|=|2+l ©z=aCis * @p2=acis > Let P denotes a complex number z on the Argand’s plane, and Q denotes a complex number 2/2)? CiS (+) where 8 = amp. z. If 0" isthe origin, then the AOPQ is (A) isosceles but not right angled @) right angled but not isosceles © right isoscetes (©) equilateral. ‘Number of ordered pair(s) (2, @) of the complex numbers. 2 and @ satisfying the 2+ @! =Oandz’. a! a7 ws system of equations, ©3 @)2 (On the complex plane triangles OAP & OQR are similiar and @(OA) = 1. If the points P and Q denotes the complex numbers 2; & z then the complex number ‘2? denoted by the point R is given by Aaa wa % o2 A10. i. If zeC, which of the following relation(s) represents acircle on an Argand diagram ? (A) z- I+ e+ i=3 (B)(@-3+iXZ-3-i)=5 (© 3p-2+4iJ= ©) i2-3)=2 Let A and B be two distinct points denoting the complex numbers o and B respectively. A complex number z lies between A and B where z # 0, 2 # B. Which of the following relation(s) hold good ? (A) a2) + 2—Bl=|a-B] (B) 3 a positive real number t’ such hat 2=(1— tha +18 ‘Let 2), 22, 23 are the coordinates of the vertices of the triangle A) A2A3. Which of the following statements are equivalent. (A) AjAAs is an equilateral triangle @) (21+ 022 + 0°25) (y+ 0725+ cs) = 0, where @ is the cube root of unity. (© 24-2 2%, 1-25 141d ©) : mB 2 2 4 Tf oy, 2, 5, none Gy 1 are the imaginary n* roots of a1 unity then the product [[(i~a) (where i= ¥=1) ‘can take the value equal to @o @! ©i Mari Paragraph for Question No. 13 to 14 Consider a biquadratic equation 81x‘ + 216x? +216x" +.96x — 65 = 0 whose roots are a, B, 7, 8. Given a, B are real roots and y, 6 are imaginary roots. 13, 14. 15. 16. a7. ‘The value of (a. + B)’ - (1 +8)’ is equal to 28 4 wa ® 0 O>s The value of + 6° - (a+ B)° is equal to 39 OF -142 oy m2 52 33 AT Bt 9 Paragraph for Question No 15 to 16 Consider az! + bz +¢=0, where a, b, ceR and 4ac > b* If and 2 are the roots of the equation given above, then which one of the following complex numbers is purely real ? A)az B) 22 Ou-n ©) @1- zi In the argand’s plane, if A is the point representing 2, B is the point representing 23 and (4) zis purely real (B) zis purely imaginary Olzi=1 (D) AAOB is a scalene triangle ‘Match entries in Colurnn-I with Column-II. ‘Column-I (Columa-It urre( Et) =2, then z lies on the curve B)| = 6 +i, =4—3i and z is a complex number such that )) ax? + 47 +x-6y +2=0 (A)| eH (Qp ery Fay s3=0 3G + y?) - ax - 4y=0 a) (®)] (S)} x2 +? - x + 2y- 1=0 HRTFs18, Let zeC (set of complex numbers). A and B two set z+t 19, Let|z|=2and w= are defined as 7 where 2, weC (where Cis he As (le- 11-22 }, set of complex numbers) If M and m respectively be the 7 greatest and least modulus of w, then find the value of z-1_2W2_ he (2010m + M). z\ where’ isreal parameter FL {z-]| 20. IfZ is non-real complex number, then find the minimum th tue of 2 Find the sum of real parts of all complex numbers in value of OS ANB.