Monday, 23 November 2015

complex numbers - Find a connection how the real part of z depends on the imaginary part



Find a connection how the real part of z depends on the imaginary part, if the following two conditions for the complex number z apply:





  1. |z|=k, where k is a real number.


  2. The real part and the imaginary part of z are positive?




This is what I think:
If the complex number z is z=a+ib then the absolute value is |z|=sqrt(a^2+b^2)=k



If a and b or a or b were negative, the absolute value would still be positive.




Am I anywhere near the answer?



Appreciate your help.


Answer



You're almost there:
a2+b2=ka2+b2=k2a2=k2b2a=k2b2
and we don't need to say ±'' because we know a0.


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