If A(z1),B(z2),C(z3) are vertices of ΔABC in which ∠ABC=π4 and ABBC=√2, then find z2 in terms of z1 and z3
A
z2=z3−i(z1−z3)
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B
z2=z3−i(z1+z3)
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C
z2=z3+i(z1−z3)
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D
z2=z3+i(z1+z3)
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Solution
The correct option is Cz2=z3+i(z1−z3) Rotating the side CB about the point B by 45o anticlockwise direction, alongwith increasing its modulus √2 times will yield AB, Thus, z1=(z3−z2)eiπ4×√2+z2 ⇒z1=(z3−z2)×(1+i)+z2 ⇒z1=z3+i(z3−z2) ⇒(z1−z3)=i(z3−z2) ⇒z2=z3+i(z1−z3)