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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Circle Mensuration
If z is any c...
Question
If
z
is any complex number satisfying
|
z
−
3
−
2
i
|
≤
2
, then the minimum value of
|
2
z
−
6
+
5
i
|
is
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Solution
|
z
−
3
−
2
i
|
≤
2
⇒
z
lies on or inside the circle radius
2
and centre
(
3
,
2
)
Now,
|
2
x
−
6
+
5
i
|
m
i
n
=
2
∣
∣
∣
z
−
3
+
(
5
2
)
i
∣
∣
∣
m
i
n
=
2
×
(
minimum distance of any point
on the given circle to the point
(
3
,
−
5
2
)
)
=
2
×
B
A
=
2
(
5
2
)
=
5
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