draw ( in complex plane ) Re(z)=|z|
That can't be graphed without any numerical values.
it can be graphed :D
Closest thing would be: \[\Re(z) \ge 0\] Which would look something like this: |dw:1396125228735:dw|
Wow LaTeX. Re(z) >_ 0 :/
u draw it in the real plane not complex :D
oh , thx for the medal xD
Np. :P
it changed my colour :)
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i tried to solve it but not sure could u plz check my solution ? @jim_thompson5910 @ganeshie8 @ParthKohli @jdoe0001 @Nurali @zepdrix
if all we care about is that Re(z) = |z|, then the imaginary part of z could be anything we want. So it could be positive or negative.
Re(z)=|z| x = sqrt (x^2+y^2) x^2=x^2+y^2 y^2=0 |y|=0
that's why the graph is essentially the right half-plane shaded.
|dw:1396125689826:dw|
only x-axis seems to be the region right ?
a little imagination tells me that there's no imaginary part. why? the line joining the origin to the re-axis is equal in length as the line joining the complex number graphed.
@jim_thompson5910 ? so what it could be ?
so im i right ?
What does the real part represent in the complex plane? what does |z| represent? You want all complex numbers such that the value of the real part is equal to the length of line formed by the complex number from the origin .
|dw:1396126042633:dw| does this diagram help you in any way
i already know that i just wanna check my answer a bove if u can see it :D
any help ?
@Mashy
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