JEE Advanced 2019 · Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
Let S be the set of all complex numbers z satisfying ∣z−2+i∣≥5.
If the complex number z0 is such that ∣z0−1∣1 is the maximum of the set {∣z−1∣1:z∈S}, then the principal argument of z0−z0+2i4−z0−z0 is
S={z:∣z−2+i∣≥5}∣z0−1∣1=max{∣z−1∣1:z∈S}Principal argument of z0−z0+2i4−z0−z0∣z−(2−i)∣≥5Center C=2−i,radius 5maximise ∣z−1∣1⟺minimise ∣z−1∣1.identify the region S2.find z0 on the boundary closest to 13.compute the expression and its argument∣A−C∣=∣1−(2−i)∣=∣−1+i∣=22<5⇒1 lies inside the circlez0=C+5∣A−C∣A−Cz0=(2−i)+52−1+iz0=(2−25)+i(25−1)z0=x0+iy0,x0=2−25,y0=25−1z0+z0=2x0,z0−z0=2iy04−z0−z0=4−2x0=4−2(2−25)=225=10z0−z0+2i=2iy0+2i=2i(y0+1)=2i25=i10z0−z0+2i4−z0−z0=i1010=i1=−i−i=0+(−1)i⇒arg(−i)=−2πarg(z0−z0+2i4−z0−z0)=−2πAnswer: option (4)