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If Z = x + i y and w = (1-z i ) / (z-1) and |w| =1 , then find the locus of Z. If Z = x + i y and w = (1-z i ) / (z-1) and |w| =1 , then find the locus of Z.
If Z = x + i y and w = (1-z i ) / (z-1) and |w| =1 , then find the locus of Z.
putting z=x+iy in w gives w=[(1+y)-ix]/[(x-1)+iy] on solving gives: w=[(1+y)-ix]*[(x-1)+iy] / [(x-1)2+y2] = {(x-y-1) -i(x(x-1)+y(y+1))} / [(x-1)2+y2] as |w|=1 , so {(x-y-1)2 + (x(x-1)+y(y+1))2} = [(x-1)2+y2]2 on solving the above equation, we have 2x3+2y3+2xy(x+y)-2x2-2xy+2(x+y) = 0 which is (x+y).(x2+y2-2x+2) =0 is the locus of Z -- regards Ramesh
putting z=x+iy in w gives w=[(1+y)-ix]/[(x-1)+iy]
on solving gives: w=[(1+y)-ix]*[(x-1)+iy] / [(x-1)2+y2]
= {(x-y-1) -i(x(x-1)+y(y+1))} / [(x-1)2+y2]
as |w|=1 , so {(x-y-1)2 + (x(x-1)+y(y+1))2} = [(x-1)2+y2]2
on solving the above equation, we have
2x3+2y3+2xy(x+y)-2x2-2xy+2(x+y) = 0
which is (x+y).(x2+y2-2x+2) =0 is the locus of Z
--
regards
Ramesh
1. A lot of problems in complex numbers become easy when you do not put z = x+iy. Most of the problems can be solved by geometric interpretation or by algebraic manipulation. 2. In the previous post it has been said that the locus is (x+y)(x2+y2-2x+2) = 0. Does this correspond to any familiar geometrical object (be careful with the answer)? Shorter solution: |1-zi| = |zi-1| = |i(z+i)| = |i| |z+i| = |z+i|. So the given equation is |z+i| = |z-1|. This is geometrically interpreted as: the point z is equidistant from (1,0) and (0,-1). The locus of points equidistant from two given points is the perpendicular bisector of the line joining the two points which is nothing but the line x+y = 0 So what about the term (x2+y2-2x+2) seen in the previous thread?
1. A lot of problems in complex numbers become easy when you do not put z = x+iy. Most of the problems can be solved by geometric interpretation or by algebraic manipulation.
2. In the previous post it has been said that the locus is (x+y)(x2+y2-2x+2) = 0. Does this correspond to any familiar geometrical object (be careful with the answer)?
Shorter solution: |1-zi| = |zi-1| = |i(z+i)| = |i| |z+i| = |z+i|.
So the given equation is |z+i| = |z-1|.
This is geometrically interpreted as: the point z is equidistant from (1,0) and (0,-1).
The locus of points equidistant from two given points is the perpendicular bisector of the line joining the two points which is nothing but the line x+y = 0
So what about the term (x2+y2-2x+2) seen in the previous thread?
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