Let z is a complex number and ¯¯¯z is conjugate of z. If (1+i)z=(1−i)¯¯¯z, then the value of z+i¯¯¯z is
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1
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−1
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C
0
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−i
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Solution
The correct option is C0 Given : (1+i)z=(1−i)¯¯¯z Now, let z=a+ib, so z+iz=¯¯¯z−i¯¯¯z⇒z−¯¯¯z+i(z+¯¯¯z)=0⇒2ib+2ia=0⇒b=−a Therefore, z=a−ia=a(1−i)¯¯¯z=a(1+i)⇒z+i¯¯¯z=a[1−i+i+i2]∴z+i¯¯¯z=0(∵i2=−1)