Asked by Rin-chan-san
Sketch the sets of complex numbers in the complex plane that satisfy the following:
a) |z-1|=2
b) |z-3i|=2
c) |z-5+2i|=2
I'm not sure, but are you supposed to rearrange the whole thing to |z|=a+bi? So, part b would be |z|=2+3i.
a) |z-1|=2
b) |z-3i|=2
c) |z-5+2i|=2
I'm not sure, but are you supposed to rearrange the whole thing to |z|=a+bi? So, part b would be |z|=2+3i.
Answers
Answered by
Steve
all are circles of radius 2, with center at various numbers.
|z-c| = r has center at c.
|z|^2 = x^2+y^2
That's why the curves are circles.
|z-c| = r has center at c.
|z|^2 = x^2+y^2
That's why the curves are circles.
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