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Standard XII
Mathematics
Sum of Infinite Terms of a GP
Suppose that ...
Question
Suppose that
z
is a complex number that satisfies
|
z
−
2
−
2
i
|
≤
1
. The Maximum value of
|
2
z
−
4
i
|
is equal to ____.
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Solution
Given that
|
z
−
2
−
2
i
|
≤
1
Now,
|
2
z
−
4
i
|
=
2
|
z
−
2
−
2
i
+
2
|
≤
2
(
|
z
−
2
−
2
i
|
+
|
2
|
)
≤
2
(
1
+
2
)
Therefore,
|
2
z
−
4
i
|
≤
6
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