COMPLEX NUMBER
Question no. 1
The amplitude of 0
looks_one 0
looks_two π/2
looks_3 π
looks_4 none of these
Option looks_one 0
The amplitude of 0
Given : Z= 0, it means no imginary part if we assume 'zero' a small positive number it will be on +ve axis and make 0 degree angle
Given : Z= 0, it means no imginary part if we assume 'zero' a small positive number it will be on +ve axis and make 0 degree angle
Question no. 2
The amplitude of (1+√3i)/(√3+i) is
looks_one π/3
looks_two -π/3
looks_3 π/6
looks_4 -π/6
Option looks_3 π/6

Question no. 3
The complex number (1+2i)/(1-i) lies in which quadrant of the complex plane
looks_one First
looks_two Second
looks_3 Third
looks_4 Fourth
Option looks_two Second
Question no. 4
If x= cosB + i sinB , then
=
=
looks_one cotB
looks_two cot(B/2)
looks_3 icot(B/2)
looks_4 itan(B/2)
Option looks_3 icot(B/2)
Formula : 2cos2x = 1 + cos2x
sin2x = 2sinxcosx
2 sin2x = 1 - cos2x
Solution :
2 sin2x = 1 - cos2x
Solution :
Question no. 5
If
= x+iy , then
= x+iy , then
looks_one x=2, y=-1
looks_two x=0 ,y=1
looks_3 x=1 , y=0
looks_4 x=-1 , y=2
Option looks_3 x=1 , y=0

Question no. 6
The conjugate of 1+i is
looks_one i-1
looks_two 1-i
looks_3 -1-i
looks_4 None of these
Option looks_two 1-i
Conjugate of 1+i is 1-i ( for conjugate , change the sign of imaginary part )
Question no. 7
If z=
then arg(z)=
then arg(z)=
looks_one 60o
looks_two 120o
looks_3 240o
looks_4 300o
Option looks_one 60o

Question no. 8
The amplitude of the complex number z= sinB + i(1-cosB) is
looks_one B
looks_two B/2
looks_3 2sin(B/2)
looks_4 None of these
Option looks_two B/2

Question no. 9
If ā be the conjugate of the complex number a then which of the following relations is false
looks_one |a|=|ā|
looks_two a.ā=|ā|2
looks_3 arg(a)=arg(ā)
looks_4 none of these
Option looks_3 arg(a) = arg(ā)
|a|=|ā| is correct
a.ā=|ā|2 is correct
but arg(a) ≠ arg(ā)
a.ā=|ā|2 is correct
but arg(a) ≠ arg(ā)
Question no. 10
If
is purely imaginary , then 

looks_one 3/2
looks_two 1
looks_3 2/3
looks_4 4/9
Option looks_two 1

Question no. 11
If z1 and z2 are the two complex number then , |z1 + z2|
looks_one <=|z1| + |z2|
looks_two <=|z1| - |z2|
looks_3 <|z1| + |z2|
looks_4 >|z1| + |z2|
Option looks_one <=|z1| + |z2|
For any complex number
|z1 + z2| <=|z1| + |z2| is true
|z1 + z2| <=|z1| + |z2| is true
Question no. 12
If -1+ √-3 = reiθ , then θ is equal to
looks_one π/3
looks_two -π/3
looks_3 2π/3
looks_4 -2π/3
Option looks_3 2π/3


Question no. 13
If
then (x2+y2)2=
then (x2+y2)2=
looks_one
looks_two 

looks_3 

looks_4
Option looks_one


Question no. 14
=
=
looks_one cosnθ - isin nθ
looks_two cosnθ + isin nθ
looks_3 sin nθ + icosnθ
looks_4 sin nθ -icosnθ
Option looks_two cosnθ + isin nθ

Question no. 15
The value of i1/3 is
looks_one (√3 + i)/2
looks_two (√3 - i)/2
looks_3(1 + √3i)/2
looks_4 (1 - √3i)/2
Option looks_one (√3 + i)/2

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