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Yes, thank you very much for that kickstart.
I have no idea how to approach this question at all. I tried to sub (z-4i)/2 as Y and solved for Y but i dont know what to do with the answer i got. Would appreciate if someone could guide me along. You dont have to do the argand diagram part, i will settle that myself after i have understand how to solve this question. Thanks!
I placed the image for you - bobbym
thank you guys for the help! I very much prefer completing the sq method suggested by thickhead as it is much easier for a student.
Square both sides. Square root will go.
oh god how can i forget about that. Thanks
Thanks for your fast reply. I am trying to show that x and y satisfy the second equation (given the first equation).
Hi, i am having troubles solving the below problem
http://imgur.com/a/Jqf5c
I tried subbing in z=x+iy but i cant seem to remove the sqrt.
Can someone please guide me through solving this problem step-by-step. Thank you!
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