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Locus of point z so that z,i, and iz are collinear, is


A

A straight line

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An ellipse

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C

A circle

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A rectangular hyperbola

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Solution

The correct option is C

A circle


Given: z,i, and iz

∣ ∣z¯z1ii1izi¯z1∣ ∣=0∣ ∣zi¯z+i1001izii¯z+i1∣ ∣=0

(zi)(¯z1)+(z1)(¯z+i)=02z¯z(1i)z(1+i)¯z=02(x+iy)(xiy)(1i)(x+iy)(1+i)(xiy)=02(x2+y2)2x2y=0x2+y2xy=0

Hence the locus is a circle with centre (12,12)


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