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if z is a complex number such that mod[(z-5i)/(z+5i)]=1 then locus of z is........
    
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straight line  , more precisely the real axis itself.
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mod(z-5i)=mod(z+5i)
thus z is a complx no. lying on d perp. bisector of the line joining 5i and -5i.....
thus z is any point on d real axis of d argand plane......

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is it
2x(y-5) = -1

i am not sure though
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Ans given is X-axis
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the real axis in d argand plane=x axis.....
the imaginary axis is the y axis....

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real axis
 
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corrct ans is real or X axis...the given locus represents the bisector of the two points 5i and -5i...

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As the locus represents a line whose dist from the points (0,5i) and (0,-5i) is same...hope u got it rate if usefull..

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