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Standard XII
Mathematics
Modulus of a Complex Number
Where does ...
Question
Where does
z
lie, if
∣
∣
∣
z
−
5
i
z
+
5
i
∣
∣
∣
=
1
.
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Solution
We have
∣
∣
z
−
5
i
z
+
5
i
∣
∣
=
1
|
z
−
5
i
|
=
|
z
+
5
i
|
So,
z
lies on real axis which is perpendicular bisector of
5
i
and
−
5
i
.
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