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9709 MATHS P3 O/N 2009 32 {Q7 (ii), (iii), (iv}

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I have a small doubt in complex numbers....
PLZ can anyone help me in doing these 3 subparts :)
MATHS P3 O/N 2009 32 {Q7 (ii), (iii), (iv}
 

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argument of u/v is the argument of u - the argument of v
angle of AOB
is the argument of A - the argument of B
OA and BC are of the same length and are parallel to each other
they make two sides of a rectangle
 
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ii) u/v= -1/2 + 1/2 i
so arg wil b tan inverse ( 0.5/0.5) which wil b pie/4 .. dis is the basic angle .. -0.5+0.5i is in 2nd quad so u wil have to subctract it from pie .
hence, pie-pie/4 = 3pie/4.
 
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for ii) the argument of u is
180-tan^-1(1/2)
and for v it is just tan^-1(1/3)
minus arg v from u and u will get 3pi/4
 
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using madihas way is much better because u already found out u/v in the question before , but my explanation is just to clear up ur PM doubt
 
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