Q 1 :

Let A={θ∈(0,2π):1+2isinθ1-isinθis purely imaginary}. Then the sum of the elements in A is             [2023]

  • 2π

     

  • 4π

     

  • π

     

  • 3π

     

(2)

Given, 1+2isinθ1-isinθ is purely imaginary, then its real part must be zero.

1+2isinθ1-isinθ×1+isinθ1+isinθ =(1+isinθ+2isinθ-2sin2θ)1+sin2θ

=1-2sin2θ1+sin2θ+3sinθ1+sin2θi

Since real part is 0 ⇒1-2sin2θ1+sin2θ=0 ⇒2sin2θ=1

⇒sinθ=±12⇒θ=π4,3π4,5π4,7π4

Since, θ∈(0,2π)

Then sum of the elements in A is,

π4+3π4+5π4+7π4=16π4=4π



Q 2 :

If the set R={(a,b):a+5b=42, a,b∈N} has m elements and ∑n=1m(1-in!)=x+iy,  where i=-1, then the value of m+x+y is                       [2024]

  • 8

     

  • 5

     

  • 4

     

  • 12

     

(4)

    Given R={(a,b):a+5b=42,a,b∈N}

    So, a=42-5b

    ∴(a,b)={(37,1),(32,2),(27,3),(22,4),(17,5),(12,6),(7,7),(2,8)}

    ∴|R|=8⇒m=8

     Now, ∑n=1m(1-in!)=x+iy

    Clearly for  n=4,in!=i4!=((i)4)6=(1)6=1

    ∴   in!=1 for n≥4

    ∴  ∑n=18(1-in!)=(1-i)+(1-i2!)+(1-i3!)

    =1-i+1+1+1+1=5-i  ⇒x=5 and y=-1.

    So, m+x+y=8+5-1=12



Q 3 :

Let z be a complex number such that the real part of z-2iz+2i is zero. Then, the maximum value of |z-(6+8i)| is equal to              [2024]

  • 12

     

  • ∞

     

  • 8

     

  • 10

     

(1)

   Let z=x+iy, x,y∈R

   Consider z-2iz+2i=x+iy-2ix+iy+2i=x+(y-2)ix+(y+2)i×x-(y+2)ix-(y+2)i

   =x2+x(y+2)i+x(y-2)i+(y2-4)x2+(y+2)2

   ⇒x2+y2-4x2+(y+2)2=0  ⇒x2+y2=4

   ⇒|z|2=4  ⇒|z|=2

   Now, |z-(6+8i)|≤|z|+|-6-8i|≤2+10=12

   ∴|z-(6+8i)|max=12

 



Q 4 :

If z is a complex number, then the number of common roots of the equations z1985+z100+1=0 and z3+2z2+2z+1=0, is equal to                               [2024]

  • 2

     

  • 3

     

  • 1

     

  • 0

     

(1)

   Given equation, z1985+z100+1=0                ...(i)

   and z3+2z2+2z+1=0                                  ...(ii)

   From (ii), we have (z+1)(z2+z+1)=0

   ⇒z=-1,z=ω,ω2

   Clearly, z=-1 does not satisfy equation (i).

   ∴ If z=ω, then (ω)1985+(ω)100+1=ω2+ω+1=0

   Also, z=ω2, then (ω2)1985+(ω2)100+1=ω2+ω+1=0

   ∴  Number of roots = 2



Q 5 :

Among the statements

(S1) : The set {z∈C–{i} : |z|=1 and z–iz+i is purely real} contains exactly two elements, and

(S2) : The set {z∈C–{–1} : |z|=1 and z–1z+1 is purely imaginary} contains infinitely many elements.          [2025]

  • only (S2) is correct

     

  • both are incorrect

     

  • only (S1) is correct

     

  • both are correct

     

(1)

(S1) : z–iz+i=z–+iz–-i          [∵  Purely real]

⇒ zz––iz––iz-1=zz–+zi+iz––1

⇒ z+z–=0

⇒ 2x=0           [∵  Purely real]

⇒ x=0

Also, |z| = 1

∴  z=i           (∵  z≠–i is given)

(S1) is incorrect.

(S2) : z–1z+1+z––1z–+1=0          [∵  Purely imaginary]

⇒ zz––z–+z–1+zz––z+z––1=0 ⇒ zz–=1 ⇒ |z|=1,

which represents a circle with radius 1 and centre (0, 0).

(S2) is correct.



Q 6 :

Let a≠b be two non-zero real numbers. Then the number of elements in the set X={z∈ℂ:Re(az2+bz)=a and Re(bz2+az)=b} is equal to      [2023]

  • 2

     

  • 0

     

  • 3

     

  • 1

     

(2)

We have, Re(az2+bz)=a

Re(a(x2-y2+2ixy)+b(x+iy))=a

a(x2-y2)+bx=a  ...(i)

Also, Re(bz2+az)=b

b(x2-y2)+ax=b  ...(ii)

From (i) and (ii), we get (a-b)(x2-y2)-(a-b)x=a-b

⇒x2-y2-x=1  ...(iii)

Also, adding (i) and (ii), we get (a+b)(x2-y2)+(a+b)x=a+b  

Case 1: If a+b≠0, then x2-y2+x=1      ...(iv)

From (iii) and (iv), we get x=0,y2=-1, which is not possible.

Case 2: If a+b=0, then infinite number of solutions exist.

So, set X has infinite number of elements.

So, number of elements in the set X is 0.



Q 7 :

For two non-zero complex numbers z1 and z2, if Re(z1z2)=0 and Re(z1+z2)=0, then which of the following are possible?

(A) Im(z1)>0 and Im(z2)>0
(B) Im(z1)<0 and Im(z2)>0
(C) Im(z1)>0 and Im(z2)<0
(D) Im(z1)<0 and Im(z2)<0

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:             [2023]

  • A and B

     

  • B and C

     

  • B and D

     

  • A and C

     

(2)

Let z1=x1+iy1; z2=x2+iy2

Re(z1z2)⇒x1x2-y1y2=0  ...(i)

Re(z1+z2)⇒x1+x2=0  ...(ii)

⇒x12+y1y2=0⇒y1y2=-x12

So, Im(z1) and Im(z2) are opposite in sign

So, the correct statements are B and C.



Q 8 :

Let S={z∈ℂ-{i,2i}: z2+8iz-15z2-3iz-2∈ℝ}.

If α-1311i∈S, α∈ℝ-{0},  then 242α2 is equal to __________.           [2023]



(1680)

We have, z2+8iz-15z2-3iz-2=z2-3iz-2+11iz-13z2-3iz-2

=1+(11iz-13z2-3iz-2)=1+11i(z+13i11)z2-3iz-2∈R

Put z=α-13i11

Thus, z2-3iz-2 is imaginary.

Put z=x+iy

⇒(x+iy)2-3i(x+iy)-2 is imaginary.

⇒x2-y2+2xyi-3ix+3y-2 is imaginary.

⇒Re(x2-y2+3y-2+(2xy-3x)i)=0

⇒x2-y2+3y-2=0⇒x2=y2-3y+2

⇒x2=(y-1)(y-2)

Put x=α and y=-1311, we get α2=(-1311-1)(-1311-2)

=(-13-1111)(-13-2211)=(-2411)(-3511)=24×35121

∴ 242α2=24×35×242121=1680



Q 9 :

Let S={z:3≤|2z-3(1+i)|≤7} be a set of complex numbers. Then minz∈S|(z+12(5+3i))| is equal to:              [2026]

  • 52

     

  • 12

     

  • 32

     

  • 2

     

(3)

32≤|z-32(1+i)|≤72

minz∈S|z-(-52-32i)|=PB

PB=PC-72 ⇒ 5-72=32

Option (3)



Q 10 :

If  x2+x+1=0 , then the value of (x+1x)4+(x2+1x2)4+(x3+1x3)4+...+(x25+1x25)4 is   [2026]

  • 128

     

  • 162

     

  • 145

     

  • 175

     

(3)

x2+x+1=0

⇒x=ω or ω2

∴ α=ω, β=ω2

=(ω+ω2)4+(ω2+ω4)4+(ω3+ω6)4+⋯+(ω25+ω50)4

=[(ω+ω2)4+(ω2+ω4)4+(ω4+ω8)4+⋯+(ω25+ω50)4]+[(ω3+ω6)4+(ω6+ω12)4+(ω9+ω18)4+⋯+(ω24+ω48)4]

=[1+1+1+⋯+1]⏟17 times + [(1+1)4+(1+1)4+⋯+(1+1)4]⏟8 times

=17+128

=145



Q 11 :

Let S={z∈ℂ:|z-6iz-2i|=1 and |z-8+2iz+2i|=35}.

Then ∑z∈S|z|2 is equal to                      [2026]

  • 423

     

  • 385

     

  • 413

     

  • 398

     

(2)

Solving |z-6iz-2i|=1⇒y=4  ⋯(1)

(where z=x+iy)

Now solving |z-8+2iz+2i|=35

⇒x2+y2-25x+4y+104=0  ⋯(2)

Solving (1) & (2) ⇒z=17+4i & 8+4i

⇒∑|z|2=(17)2+(4)2+(8)2+(4)2=385



Q 12 :

Let α=-1+i32  and  β=-1-i32,  i=-1. 

If (7-7α+9β)20+(9+7α-7β)20+(-7+9α+7β)20+(14+7α+7β)20=m10, then m is __________ .         [2026]



(49)

(9+7ω-7ω2)+ω20(9+7ω-7ω2)20+ω40(9+7ω-7ω2)20+(14+7(ω+ω2))20

(9+7ω-7ω2)20(1+ω+ω2)+(14-7)20

=720

=(49)10

Hence, M=49



Q 13 :

Let A={z∈ℂ:|z-2|≤4}  and 

B={z∈ℂ: |z-2|+|z+2|=5}.

Then the max  {|z1-z2|:z1∈A and z2∈B} is:   [2026]

  • 9

     

  • 8

     

  • 152

     

  • 172

     

(4)

|z-2|≤4⇒(x-2)2+y2≤16

|z-2|+|z+2|=5⇒x2a2+y2b2=1

⇒4x225+4y29=1

Maximum value of |z1-z2|=6+52=172



Q 14 :

Let z=(1+i)(1+2i)(1+3i)...(1+ni), where i=-1. If |z|2=44200, then n is equal to _________.                [2026]



(5)

|z|2=23·52·13·17

∏r=1n(1+r2)=23·52·13·17=(2)·(5)·(2·5)·(17)·(2·13)=2·5·10·17·26

so n=5



Q 15 :

If z=32+i2, i=-1 then (z201-i)8 is equal to [2026]

  • 0

     

  • 1

     

  • 256

     

  • -1

     

(3)

z=cosπ6+isinπ6

z201=cos(201π6)+isin(201π6)=-i

(z201-i)8=(-2i)8=256



Q 16 :

Let z be the complex number satisfying |z − 5| ≤ 3 and having maximum positive principal argument.

Then 34|5z-125iz+16|2 is equal to:       [2026]

  • 16

     

  • 12

     

  • 20

     

  • 26

     

(3)

|z-5|≤3

For arg(z) to be maximum, z lies at P.

z≡(4cosθ, 4sinθ)

≡(4·45, 4·35)=(165, 125)=165+12i5

Now, 34|5z-125iz+16|2=34|(16+12i)-12(16i-12)+16|2

=34|4+12i16i+4|2

=34(16+144256+16)

=34(160272)=20



Q 17 :

Let S={z∈ℂ:4z2+z¯=0}. Then ∑z∈S|z|2 is equal to:  [2026]

  • 7/64

     

  • 1/16

     

  • 5/64

     

  • 3/16

     

(4)

4z2+z¯=0

Let z=x+iy

4(x+iy)2+x-iy=0

4x2-4y2+8xyi+x-iy=0

4x2-4y2+x=0  &  y(8x-1)=0

⇒y=0  or  x=18

If y=0, 4x2+x=0

x=0,-14

∴ z1=0+0i,    |z1|2=0

z2=0-14i,    |z2|2=116

If x=18,

4·164-4y2+18=0

⇒4y2=316⇒y=±38

∴ z3=18+38i,     |z3|2=164+364=116

     z4=18-38i,     |z4|2=164+364=116

∴ ∑i=1n|zi|2=0+116+116+116=316



Q 18 :

Let z be a complex number such that |z-6|=5 and |z+2-6i|=5. Then the value of z3+3z2-15z+141 is equal to    [2026]

  • 42

     

  • 50

     

  • 37

     

  • 61

     

(2)

Center of first circle C1(6,0),  r1=5

Center of second circle C2(-2,6),  r2=5

∵ C1C2=r1+r2

∴ common point Z is mid point of C1 & C2

∴ z=2+3i

∴ z2=4z-13

∴ z3=3z-52

∴ z3+3z2-15z+141=50



Q 19 :

Let A={z∈ℂ:1≤|z-(1+i)|≤2} and B={z∈A:|z-(1-i)|=1}. Then B:

  • is an empty set

     

  • contains exactly two elements

     

  • contains exactly three elements

     

  • is an infinite set

     

(4)

A={z∈C:1≤|z-(1+i)|≤2}

B={z∈A:|z-(1-i)|=1}          A∩B has infinite set.



Q 20 :

If arg(z-2z-2i)=π4 then which of the following is correct?

  • |z|min=0

     

  • |z|min=2(2-1)

     

  • |z|max=2(2+1)

     

  • |z|max=4

     

(3)

 



Q 21 :

Let α∈R, z1,z2,z3 be three distinct complex numbers such that |z1|=|z2|=|z3|=3 & |(kz1+z2)-(kz2+z3)|min=α|z3-z2||z3-z1|,∀k∈R-{0} then 36α=____



(6)

|kz1+(1-k)z2-z3|=height from vertex C.

∴ Area=12(AB)(height)=12|z1-z3||z2-z3|sinC

α=sinCAB=12R=16



Q 22 :

Let z1 and z2 be two complex numbers such that |z1|=1 and |z2|=10. If θ=arg(z1-z2z2) then maximum value of tan2θ is

  • 110

     

  • 1100

     

  • 199

     

  • 1099

     

(3)

Put z1z2=z

∴ |z1z2|=|z|⇒|z|=110

Also, θ=arg(z1z2-1)=arg(z-1)

∴  tan2θmax=1/10099/100=199



Q 23 :

Let x and y be real numbers such that 50(2x1+3i–y1–2i)=31+17i, i=–1. Then the value of 10(x – 3y) is:          [2026]

  • 20

     

  • 31

     

  • 35

     

  • 75

     

(4)

Given : 50(2x1+3i–y1–2i)=31+17i

⇒ 50(2x(1–3i)1+9–y(1+2i)5)=31+17i

⇒10(x(1–3i)–y(1+2i)=31+17i

⇒10(x–y)+10i(–3x–2y)=31+17i

On comparing real and imaginary parts, we get

x–y=3110          ... (i)

–3x–2y=1710       ... (ii)

Solving (i) & (ii), we get

x=910 and y=–115

Now, 10(x–3y)=10(910–3(–115))

                    = 9 + 66 = 75



Q 24 :

The value of ∑r=15(xr+1xr)2, where x satisfies the equation x2+x+1=0, is

  • 5

     

  • 6

     

  • 7

     

  • 8

     

(4)

x2+x+1=0    ⇒    x+1x=-1

∴    ∑r=15(xr+1xr)2=8



Q 25 :

Let ω be a complex number such that 2ω+1=z, where z=-3. If  |1111-ω2-1ω21ω2ω7|=3k, then 3k is equal to

  • -3z

     

  • 3z

     

  • -3

     

  • +3

     

(1)

Given, 2ω+1=z    2ω+1=-3 [∴z=-3]⇒ω=-1+3i2

Since, ω is cube root of unity.    ∴ ω2=-1-3i2 and ω3n=1

Now, |1111-ω2-1ω21ω2ω7|=3k

⇒  |1111ωω21ω2ω|=3k

[∴1+ω+ω2=0 and ω7=(ω3)2·ω=ω]

On applying R1→R1+R2+R3, we get |31+ω+ω21+ω+ω21ωω21ω2ω|=3k

=|3001ωω21ω2ω|=3k

⇒3(ω2-ω4)=3k

⇒(ω2-ω)=k

∴ k=(-1-3i2)-(-1+3i2)=-3i=-z



Q 26 :

Let A={θ∈(0,π):1+2isinθ1-isinθ is purely imaginary}. Then sum of the elements of A is _____

  • π

     

  • 2π

     

  • 4π

     

  • 3π

     

(1)

Real part=0⇒1-2sin2θ=0⇒sinθ=±12, θ=π4,3π4