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Determine the condition so that the equation z2+(a+ib)z+(c+id)=0 has
both roots equal.

A
only a2b2=4c is required condition
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only ab=2d is required condition.
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both a2b2=4ac and ab=2d are required conditions
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none of these
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Solution

The correct option is C both a2b2=4ac and ab=2d are required conditions
z2+(a+ib)z+(c+id)=0
Then for equal roots, we get
D=0
Or
B2=4AC
Or
(a+ib)2=4(c+id)

a2b2+i2ab=4ac+i4d

Comparing real part gives us

a2b2=4ac

And by comparing the imaginary part, gives us

2ab=4d

Or
ab=2d.

Hence the necessary conditions are

ab=2d and a2b2=4ac

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