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  1. 7

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    Express (1−4i)2(1-4i)^2 in the form a+bia+bi. Hence find the roots of (z2+3)2=15+8i\left(\dfrac z2+3\right)^2=15+8i. marks

    [2009/MJC/I/7(a)]

    CJC · Review problems · Question 7

  2. 8

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    (a) The diagram shows y=f(x)y=f(x) for a cubic polynomial with real coefficients. What can be said about all roots of f(x)=0f(x)=0? marks

    (b) The equation 2z2−(7+6i)z+11+ic=02z^2-(7+6i)z+11+ic=0, where cc is a nonzero real number, has a root z=3+4iz=3+4i. Show that c=−2c=-2 and determine the other root in Cartesian form. Hence find the roots of 2w2+(−6+7i)w−11+2i=02w^2+(-6+7i)w-11+2i=0. marks

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    Qualitative cubic sketch with an increasing right-hand end and decreasing left-hand end. It crosses the x-axis once on the negative side, has a local maximum on the y-axis above the x-axis, then a local minimum to the right that also stays above the x-axis. Neither turning point touches the axis. The axes have no numerical scales.
    Qualitative cubic sketch with an increasing right-hand end and decreasing left-hand end. It crosses the x-axis once on the negative side, has a local maximum on the y-axis above the x-axis, then a local minimum to the right that also stays above the x-axis. Neither turning point touches the axis. The axes have no numerical scales.
    Qualitative cubic sketch with an increasing right-hand end and decreasing left-hand end. It crosses the x-axis once on the negative side, has a local maximum on the y-axis above the x-axis, then a local minimum to the right that also stays above the x-axis. Neither turning point touches the axis. The axes have no numerical scales.

    [2017/DHS/I/8(a),(b)]

    CJC · Review problems · Question 8

  3. 9

    (a) The complex numbers z,wz,w satisfy z+w∗+5i=10z+w^*+5i=10 and ∣w∣2=z+18+i|w|^2=z+18+i. Find zz and ww. marks

    (b)(i) Given that 2+i2+i is a root of z2−5z+7+i=0z^2-5z+7+i=0, find the second root in Cartesian form, showing your working. marks

    (b)(ii) Hence find the roots of −iw2+5w+7i−1=0-iw^2+5w+7i-1=0. marks

    [2017/CJC/II/4(a),(b)]

    CJC · Review problems · Question 9

  4. 10

    Find the roots of iz2−(5+i)z+2−6i=0iz^2-(5+i)z+2-6i=0, giving answers in Cartesian form a+bia+bi where a,b∈Ra,b\in\mathbb R. marks

    [2022/ACJC/II/3(i)]

    CJC · Review problems · Question 10

  5. 11

    Without the use of a calculator, find the complex numbers z,wz,w satisfying z−wi=3z-wi=3 and z2−w+6+3i=0z^2-w+6+3i=0. marks

    [2017/SAJC/II/1]

    CJC · Review problems · Question 11

  6. 12

    The equation z4−4z3+az2−20z+25=0z^4-4z^3+az^2-20z+25=0, a∈Ra\in\mathbb R, has a root kiki with k∈Rk\in\mathbb R.

    (i) Explain clearly why more than one value of kk is possible. mark

    (ii) Find the possible exact values of kk, show that a=10a=10, and hence find the roots. marks

    (iii) Deduce the roots in Cartesian form of (a) w4+4iw3−10w2−20iw+25=0w^4+4iw^3-10w^2-20iw+25=0 and (b) 25v4−20v3+10v2−4v+1=025v^4-20v^3+10v^2-4v+1=0. marks

    [2013/DHS/II/4]

    CJC · Review problems · Question 12

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