graph |Z-1=2
Z is a complex number?
yeah i mean |Z-1|=2 where Z is part of Complex
If yes, then u have to graph this on Argand plane?
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your expretion means: points on complex plane that have distance equal to 2 from point (1,0). Can you finish this now?
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yup i know but. why can you view it as distance from two (1,0)? like if you have |Z1-Z2| why is that the distance between Z1 and Z2? what if its |Z1+Z2|?
U have to graph I z- 1I =2, put z=x+iy then u'll come to know
if you treat complex plane like normal xy plane, just instead of x-coordinate and y-coordinate you have real part and imaginary part of a complex number
put z=x+iy then u'll come to know why distance is 2 from (1,0)?
got it?
real numbers (numbers on x axis) will be written like this (n,0). That's why 1 = (1,0)
imaginary numbers (0,n)
yeah i wanna do just by looking at equation no sub points in
so think of it in temr of what modulus means. It's a distance.
yeah what i mean is.. if you have |Z1-Z2|, you take that as distance from Z2 yeah?
yes
ok what if you have |Z+1|=2, centre of circle going to be at (-1,0) because distance from points (-1,0) has to =2 because |Z+1|=|Z--1|
yes
why do you need it to be in the form |Z1-Z2|??
it doesn't need to be in presisly this form. There are many ways to express circle equation. This, probably, is the most easy to see at a glance...
it says that : points Z who's distance from z_0 is constant
Whch means--- circle
|z-z_0|= constant
yes!! but |Z1--Z2| why is difference of 2 points distance from Z2?
one of the points is fixed, other point is generic. It means this other point is changing, with the condition that it's distance to fixed point is constant
yup i understand that.. how about.. why is the fixed point always going to be Z2 in |Z1-Z2| why cant you have |Z1+Z2| the + and -
vector diference: |dw:1350907848618:dw|
|dw:1350907949029:dw|z1+z2
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