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If z1 and z2 r uni modular complex numbers and it is given that z12+ z22=4

then find the value of

(z1+z1)2 +(z2+z2)2

(A)9
(B)10
(C)12
(D)none of these

24 Answers

1
Vivek ·

thats quite a long solution!

here how to do it without breaking it into x and y

use this identity

z12 + z22 = z12 + z22

(for unimodular nos)

1
Vivek ·

no it is possible ,we are talking abt the actual complex nos,not their moduli

for eg take (z1-z2)2 = k -2z1z2,where k = z12+z22

then you get the max possible value of k as 6

24
eureka123 ·

yup manish sir raised a valid point.........
if z1 and z2 are unimodular , then z12 and z22 are also unimodular

so this statement z12+z22=4 cant be true.....

1
gsns gannavarapu ·

hey in d above 1 its Z12 and Z22 but not magnitude of Z12 and magnitude of Z22 na........sooo d condition is satisfied naa??

11
Mani Pal Singh ·

sir #20 r u trin to say that it is not possible

but tell me wat to do this 1 then
wats my flaw???

39
Dr.House ·

chiiiiiiiii yes sir right..... excellent point

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Manish Shankar ·

All of you are trying to get an answer

but nobody is thinking how z12+z22=4
when z1 and z2 are uni modular

1
The Race begins... ·

@manipal.

inequality se value substitute kaise karoge yaar, u don't know what exactly the value is.! and it's not even mentioned in question about taking minimum/maximum value.!

that's why u r getting wrong answer, i guess.!

11
Mani Pal Singh ·

BHAI BUT

OUR ANSWERS R NOT MATCHING[2][2][2]

39
Dr.House ·

usage of am gm in complex numbers, well thats gr8888. i could not think that

11
Mani Pal Singh ·

good solution bhargav but i have other plans

z1z1=1

z2z2=1

so we have
z12+1/z12 +2 +z22 +1/z22+2 =L.H.S

8+1/z12 +1/z22

we know that A.M ≥ G.M
so we get

z12 + z12/2≥z1z2

we get

4≥z12z22

and hence we get

8+4/4=9

now our answers r not matching
WHO IS RIGHT THEN???

1
kamalendu ghosh ·

not at all a long solution..this was easy answer is 12

1
Vivek ·

12

since they are unimodular z1z1=1,z2z2=1

1
The Race begins... ·

oh.! thanx buddy :)

39
Dr.House ·

my first scanned solution [3]

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Dr.House ·

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Mani Pal Singh ·

hey vivek show ur approach after that
i have a doubt that's y i asked

1
The Race begins... ·

haha :D

vivek has already solved it. i'm just having doubt in his solution. asking for a clarification.!

11
Mani Pal Singh ·

dude the question is perfect
dont think anything else

try to solve it [1]

1
The Race begins... ·

@vivek.

z12 + z22 = 4 => (z1')2 + (z2')2 = 4 !!!?................ (z1' = z1.bar)

how can u conclude the above one !?

is that the method u used to solve or something else ?

39
Dr.House ·

yes u r right

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

does unimodular mean that the modulus is 1?

1
Vivek ·

any real no x can be written in the form x = x + i0

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

I am not well versed in complex numbers...so this will seem a silly doubt to u.......
The product of two complex numbers is also a complex number

so how is z12+z22=4??

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