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Complex Numbers question
2023 · 13 Apr · Shift 2 · Q24
JEE MainMathematicsComplex NumbersMCQ+4 / −1
Let S={z∈C:zˉ=i(z2+Re(zˉ))}. Then ∑z∈S∣z∣2 is equal to :
A
27
B
4
C
3
D
25
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Correct answer: B
Let z=x+iy, where x,y∈R.
We are given
zˉ=i(z2+Re(zˉ)).
We need to find all such complex numbers z, and then compute
∑z∈S∣z∣2.
1. Rewrite all terms in terms of x,y
Since
z=x+iy,
we have
zˉ=x−iy,
and
Re(zˉ)=x.
Also,
z2=(x+iy)2=x2−y2+2ixy.
So,
z2+Re(zˉ)=x2−y2+x+2ixy.
Multiplying by i:
i(z2+Re(zˉ))=i(x2−y2+x)+i(2ixy).
Since i2=−1,
i(2ixy)=−2xy.
Thus,
i(z2+Re(zˉ))=−2xy+i(x2−y2+x).
Given that
zˉ=x−iy=i(z2+Re(zˉ)),
we compare real and imaginary parts:
Real part:
x=−2xy
Imaginary part:
−y=x2−y2+x
So the system is
x(1+2y)=0
and
x2−y2+x+y=0.
2. Solve the system
From
x(1+2y)=0,
we get two cases:
Case 1: x=0
Then the second equation becomes
0−y2+0+y=0−y2+y=0y(1−y)=0.
So,
y=0ory=1.
Thus we get two solutions:
z=0,z=i.
Case 2: 1+2y=0
Then
y=−21.
Substitute into
x2−y2+x+y=0:x2−(41)+x−21=0x2+x−43=0.
Multiply by 4:
4x2+4x−3=0.
Solve:
x=8−4±16+48=8−4±8.
Hence,
x=21orx=−23.
So two more solutions are
z=21−2i,z=−23−2i.
Therefore,
S={0,i,21−2i,−23−2i}.
3. Compute ∣z∣2 for each solution
For z=0:
∣0∣2=0.
For z=i:
∣i∣2=1.
For z=21−2i:
∣z∣2=(21)2+(−21)2=41+41=21.
For z=−23−2i:
∣z∣2=(−23)2+(−21)2=49+41=410=25.