Geometry of Complex Numbers | Class 11 | MathonGo | LIVE DAILY | IIT JEE Mathematics | Anup Sir

A complex number is a number that can be expressed in the form a + bi, where a and b are real numbers, and i is a solution of the equation x2 = −1. Because no real number satisfies this equation, i is called an imaginary number. For the complex number a + bi, a is called the real part, and b is called the imaginary part.

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[Happy_girl]

Sir...ur really god for mathematics..No one teaches like uu...all the concepts are crystal clear..hearful thanks for ur efforts sir🙏🙏🙏

[anandganvir]

Sir the maximum distance will be 22 na....
In that circle problem

[adarshtipradi]

34:00 isn't the origin also a point equidistant to all those points

[kalluriyaswanthkumar]

Sir in last problem you have taken center as z.i am thinking that z be a variable point in that given 2 circles

[shashanksingh]

Wont the Maximum distance ( 31:00) be 22
BC + 12 = 10+12=22

[sanboinaganesh]

Sir a very heartful thanks for teaching this in simple way
I was very confuse in this topic

[rajeevranjan]

Great sir, , , kitna easily aap ne samjha diya

[animeshagarwal]

Thank you sir sharing this perspective of solving such problems, they seem very easy now.
HW q1- circle of radius 2
HW q2- alpha=2
HW q3- |z|=5/3

[_SomyaY]

At 34:00 should there be two points? As one is centre of circle ie radius and the other is origin as theyre all 1 unit apart from origin

[saimanish_m]

How do you say they are concyclic 34:00

[kasishshaw]

At 31:30 same question reapeted in jee mains 27 shift 1 2024

[muraripandey]

Hw1 .a) circle with radius 2
Hw2 .. a) alpha=2
Hw3...b)5/3...
Thank you sir for making complex number somewhat easy and understandable for me. .
Thanks a lot...

[prathamtalks]

Hw 2= ans (a) circle with radius 2.
Hw3= ans alpha=2
Hw4= ans 5/3

[namanbatra]

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Thank you once again for helping

[starkendeavours]

30:42 for | z1-z2 | max there must be a point D diametrically opposite to C i.e. at the opposite corner of the bigger circle
So max distance will be BC + CD = 10 + 12 =22 please check my comment and reply if i am wrong

[ajeymuthiah]

sir osm videos could u take physics and chemistry?

[vikasyadav]

Hw question 2= Circle with radii 2
3rd question :@=2
4th question =5/3

[udayangupta]

at 36:14 can't vertices of rhombus be the answer because intersecting point of their diagonal is equidistance from all vertices

[aditibardhan]

Sir, could u pls upload the class pdf for this session?

[polisettyramakrishna]

why many of the people commenting the answer of the last home work question as 5/3 the value 5/3 is value of x and the value of y is 1 so the modules comes out to be root 34/3 opt a