In â–³ABC,A(z1),B(z2), and C(z3) are inscribed in the circle |z|=5. If H(zH) be the orthocenter of triangle ABC, then find zH.
A
zH=−(z1+z2+z3)
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B
zH=0
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C
zH=z1+z2+z3
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D
zH=2(z1+z2+z3)
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Solution
The correct option is BzH=z1+z2+z3 Circumcenter of △ABC is clearly origin. Let, G(zG) be its centroid. Then, zG=13(z1+z2+z3) Now we know that OG : GH = 1:2 ⟹zG=2×0+1×zH3