Question #214415

Determine for which value (s) of λ the real part of z = 1+λi/1−λi equals zero


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Expert's answer
2021-07-09T09:44:40-0400

z=1+λi1λiz=(1+λi)(1+λi)(1λi)(1+λi)z=1+2λiλ21+λ2z=1λ21+λ2+2λi1+λ2R(z)=1λ21+λ2=01λ2=0λ2=1λ=±1λ=±1z=\dfrac{1+\lambda {i}}{1-\lambda{i}}\\ z=\dfrac{(1+\lambda{i})(1+\lambda{i})}{(1-\lambda{i})(1+\lambda{i})}\\ z=\dfrac{1+2\lambda{i}-\lambda^2}{1+\lambda^2}\\ z=\dfrac{1-\lambda^2}{1+\lambda^2}+\dfrac{2\lambda{i}}{1+\lambda^2}\\ \reals(z)=\dfrac{1-\lambda^2}{1+\lambda^2}=0\\ \therefore 1-\lambda^2=0\\ \lambda^2=1\\ \lambda=\pm \sqrt{1}\\ \lambda=\pm1


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