guys i got a tiny problem in the january 2004 paper in 2b (iii) where it asks u u write down an equation for L2 in which z occurs only once
Context the locus L2 consists of the points representing complex numbers z for which |z-9j| = 2|z-12| ps before that question i was asked to show that L2 is a circle. i did the eqaution i obtained was (x-16)2+(y+3)2 = 100
OF COURSE U ARE CORRECT YASAN !!! how did u figure that out pls explain
ps teh answe is |z-(16-3j)|=10 . is that what u mean?
Remember that a circle centre (a,b) radius r has equation (x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2 and the equivelant equation for a complex number x+iy is modulus[z-(a+ib)]=r
basically what u got to do is divide the whole thing by the highest co-efficeint of x from the denominater to every term to amd bottom (in this case x^2) so the equation u obtain.............. substitue any high number say 10000000 as x. overall the answer will tend towards 0. so y=0 is teh asmptote. hope u get what i mean.
ps did u get your graph correctly or was it wrong?
mine was wrong but did not liek the question either but liked 2, 3, 4!!! so u know decided to drop q1! but still.... i hope on tues i dont get a graph q liek that. lol