Modulus and Argument of Complex Numbers
Modulus and Argument of Complex Numbers: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Modulus of a Complex Number, Modulus of Conjugate of a Complex Number, Properties of Argument of a Complex Number & Argument of Conjugate of a Complex Number etc.
Important Questions on Modulus and Argument of Complex Numbers

Let and be two non-zero complex numbers such that and then equals –

The number of integer solutions of the equation is

Define by Then which of the following is false?

If then the minimum value of is

For two complex numbers the relation hold, if

In the Argand plane if O, P, Q represent respectively the origin, the complex number z and z + iz, then angle OPQ is

If is a real number, then an argument of is

Statement I Both and are purely real , if ( and have principle arguments).
Statement II Principle arguments of complex number lies between

Which of the following is correct for any two complex numbers and ?


Let be a complex number such that and . Then the value of is

If represent the vertices of an equilateral triangle such that , then


If represents in the argand plane , then locus of is (where )

If and are two pairs of complex conjugate numbers, then can be equal to

If and then the locus of in the complex plane is


If is a purely imaginary number and , then

The principle amplitude of is
