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what will be the perimeter of the locus represented by arg(z+i/z-i)=Pie/4 where i=(-1)^(1/2)
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arg(z+i/z-i) = arg(z+i) -arg(z-i) = pie/4 this doesnt give, in my opinion any defind locus
its actually a circular arc that subtends an angle of \[\Pi/4\] at the centre
I can arrive at this expression:\[x ^{2}+(y-1)^{2}=2x\] where x and y are the Re(z) and Im(z) respectivly
so i guess u have to find line integral of this expression, not sure about the integration limits tough
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