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If a+ib=tan^ -1 z , z=x+iy , then x^2+ y^2 + 2xcot 2a is:
    
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Please try to answer...
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let   a+ib=tan-1(x+iy)


      a-ib=tan-(x-iy)


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2a  = tan-(x+iy)+tan -1(x-iy)


2a = tan-1( 2x/1-(x2+y2))


tan2a = 2x/1-(x2+y2 )  there for x2+y2+2xcota =1

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But, how can a complex number be an angle?
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Complex number is an angle in argand plane


Argand plane is just like coordintae plane, but difference is that y-axis is imaginary and x-axis is real.


 


Eg:- for complex number z = a + ib, the point in argand plane will be (a,b)


for z = c + id it will be (c,d)


for z = e + ig it will be (e,g)


 


Now angle on that plane is tan = b/a for z = a + ib, tan = d/c for z = c + id. [Also we consider sign of a,b or c,d]

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U sre really sayin that a complex no. is a point in an argand plane. But how can a+ib represent an angle? What does it mean... An angle doesn't have an imaginary part does it??? Pls expln further...
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