Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Complex Numbers, Exercise 4: EXERCISE-4
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Let be a complex number, where and are real numbers. Let A and be the sets defined by and Find the area of the region .

For all real numbers, let the mapping where . If there exist real number and for which and form a square on the complex plane. Find the area of the square.

If are the roots of the equation , with third quadrant ; second quadrant in the argand's plane, then show that .

Prove That :

Prove that :

The points depict the complex numbers respectively on a complex plane & the angle of the triangle are each equal to . Show that :

Evaluate:

Let , where and are real. There exist a complex number such that the three roots of are and where then is equal to
