Properties of Conjugate, Modulus and Argument of Complex Numbers
Properties of Conjugate, Modulus and Argument of Complex Numbers: Overview
This topic covers concepts such as Modulus of Sum of Two Complex Numbers, Argument of Sum of Two Complex Numbers, Modulus of Difference of Two Complex Numbers, and Argument of Difference of Two Complex Numbers.
Important Questions on Properties of Conjugate, Modulus and Argument of Complex Numbers
If then

The value of , where and non-real is

If and and are the least and greatest value of and be the least value of on the interval , then is equal to -

A complex number .
The argument of is

If then

If (where is a complex number), then the value of is

The locus of a point satisfying is (where is a complex number)

Suppose is any root of where Then, satisfies

If be the vertices of a quadrilateral taken in order such that and , then

Let be two complex numbers such that and . Then maximum value of is

The modulus of the complex number is

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

If be any complex number such that , then find the locus of .

The maximum value of , if , is

If and are three points lying on the circle then the minimum value of is

Let and , then the value of is equal to
(where and are complex numbers)

The minimum value of the expression is equal to (where, is a complex number)

If be a complex number satisfying then the least and the greatest value of are respectively (where )

Consider a square in argand plane, where is origin and be complex number . Then the equation of the circle that can be inscribed in this square is (Vertices of square are given in anticlockwise order and )
