Maths4U
Menu

Exam-Style Problem

Back to Complex Numbers
Browsing as Guest. Progress, bookmarks and attempts are disabled. Log in to track your work.
Argument rays and intersections — problem 2 · Maths4U Original · 6 marks
17240

Notes & worked examples

Info
Maths4U Original · M4U-EXT-9709-P3-COMPLEX-ARGUMENT-LOCI-P02

Let \(\displaystyle c=\)\(9 + 2 i\) and \(\displaystyle \alpha =\)\(\displaystyle \operatorname{atan}{\left(\frac{2}{3} \right)}\). Consider arg(z−c)=α, and its intersection with the circle \(|z-c|^2=208\). For the short checks use \(\displaystyle h=9, u=3\).

Write z=x+iy.

  1. Give a parameter description of the locus, with its restriction. [2]
  2. Find its intersection with the stated circle. [2]
  3. Find the ray height at \(\displaystyle x=h+u\). Explain your reasoning. [2]
No problems left in this filter.
Back to Complex Numbers