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junior college 2 chevron_right H3 Maths chevron_right Singapore

Help me please.deeply appreciate.

Date Posted: 4 years ago
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Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
4 years ago
Hang on, attempting part i

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I am only capable of doing this one part. Forgot my complex numbers fully.
lim
Lim
4 years ago
thanks for yout hard effort,really appreciate
J
J
4 years ago
Shorter alternative:

a² + b² + c² = bc + ca + ab

(-4 + 4i)² + (4 - 2i)² + c² = (4 - 2i)c + c(-4 + 4i) + (-4 + 4i)(4 - 2i)

16 - 32i - 16 + 16 - 16i - 4 + c² = c(4 - 2i - 4 + 4i) - 16 + 8i + 16i + 8

12 - 48i + c² = 2ci - 8 + 24i

c² - 2ci - 1 = 72i - 21

c² - 2ci + i² = 3(9 - 24i - 16)

(c - i)² = 3(3² - 2(3)(4i) + (4i)²)

(c - i)² = 3(3 + 4i)²

k = 3
lim
Lim
4 years ago
thanks for your alternative method
J
J
4 years ago
Welcome. Do take note of the need to reject the value of c with both real and imaginary part negative in the last part
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Lim
4 years ago
deeply appreciate
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Last part.

For the first three parts, perhaps J or Boy Mow Chau may have a better thought on this. I have a rough idea for the first two parts geometrically, but have no idea on how to put them in complex form.
J
J
4 years ago
The negative result has to be rejected as the question states that the equilateral triangle is labelled anticlockwise.

This negative result would make the triangle become labelled clockwise instead.
J
J
4 years ago
(c - i)² = 3(3 + 4i)² = (√3)²(3 + 4i)²

(c - i)² = (3√3 + 4√3 i)²

(c - i)² = (3√3 + (4√3 + 1)i - i)²

Comparing coefficients,

c = 3√3 + (4√3 + 1)i
Eric Nicholas K
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4 years ago
Interesting...
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Alternative for last part, using the usual long-winded method.
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Part i, I finally recalled my complex numbers slightly
J
J
4 years ago
Shorter alternative for i) :

(c - a)e^⅓πi

= ce^⅓πi - ae^⅓πi

= re^(θ + 4/3π+⅓π)i - re^(θ + ⅓π)i

= re^(θ+5/3π)i - (- re^(θ + ⅓π + π)i )

= -re^(θ +5/3π - π)i + re^(θ + 4/3π)i

= -re^(θ + ⅔π)i + c

= c - b
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J
J
4 years ago
(c - a)e^-⅓πi

= ce^-⅓πi - ae^-⅓πi

= re^(θ + 4/3π - ⅓π)i - re^(θ - ⅓π)i

= re^(θ+π)i - (- re^(θ - ⅓π + π)i )

= -re^(θ + π - π)i + re^(θ + ⅔π)i

= -re^θi + b

= b - a
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Third part