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Please help... For complex numbers z satisfying arg( z − u) = π/4, find the least possible value of |z|. u = -3i Please show me how to solve this GEOMETRICALLY (with a half-line).
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z- u= a+bi - (-3i)= a+(b+3) i and tan (b+3)/a = 1 I would start with that, and start drawing figures
I marked the point u at (0,-3) then drew a line from that point at a 45 deg angle to the horizontal axis. Now what do I do to find |z|?
\[ z-u = A e^{i \frac{\pi}{4}} \] if we plot that , we get the ray |dw:1459196883593:dw|
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