Chapter 2 - argand diagrams Flashcards

1
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What does │z│ mean

A

Mod z means the distance from origin to the point in graph

basically pythag to get distance

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2
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What does arguement of z mean

A

it is the angle measured anti clockwise from the real axis

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3
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What is the principle arguement

A

-π<θ≤π

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4
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What does │z1z2│ mean

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│z1││z2│

also same for divisionyou multiply or divide the mods

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5
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What does arg(z1z2) mean

A

arg(z1) + arg(z2)

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6
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what does arg (z1/z2) mean

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arg z1 - arg z2

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7
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Rule for combining mods and args of two complex numebers

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  1. if you multiply/divide complex numbers then you x/divide mods.
  2. if you multiply arg z. then you ADD the arguements, and if you divide arg z then you SUBTRACT arg z1-z2
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8
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what is modulus arguement form

A

z= r(cosθ + isinθ)

r means modulues and θ means argz

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9
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What does │z2 - z1│ mean

A

distance between points z1 and z2

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10
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what does │z2 - z1│ = r mean

A

Circle with centre (x1,y1)

because │z - (x+iy)│= r

radius r

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11
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What happens if u square │(x-x1) + (y-y1)i│ = r

A

(x-x1)^2 + (y-y1)^2 = r^2

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12
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What is carteisian equation of circle with centre (a,b)

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(x-a)^2 + (y-b)^2 = r^2

(a,b)

like equation of a circle

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13
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what does a locus mean

A

a set of points that satisfy something. it can be a line or circle etc

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14
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what does │z-z1│ = │z-z2│ mean and how to get it…

A

distance from z to z1 is the same as distance from z to z2

therefore, it is locus of points that are equidistant from z1 and z2.

Given by perpendicular bisector of line segment

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15
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how to get max arg z

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  1. Tangent to the top of circle from origin
  2. get the angles using geometry
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16
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how to get min and max │z│

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  1. min │z│ is given by line from origin to the centre of circle, it is the first point of intersection of line and circle.
  2. max │z│ given by the 2.d point of intersection of line and circle0