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2.5.1 Properties of Modulus of a complex number · Part 2

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z z z  z z z = = z  z z z z z z + z z z O z Re Im z z z + z z z z z z z Re Im O Fig. . Fig. .

- - = z z z z (by commutativity z z = z z ) Therefore, z z = z . Note It can be generalized by means of mathematical induction to any finite number of terms: z z z   That is the modulus value of a product of complex numbers is equal to the product of the moduli of complex numbers. Similarly we can prove the other properties of modulus of a complex number. Example .

If z , and z , find z , z , and Using the given values for z , z and z we get z = z = z = = = = Note that the triangle inequality is satisfied in all the cases. (why?) Example . Find the following (i) (ii) ( )( )( (iii) i (i) i =  z    (ii) )( )( = (  z z z =  z (iii)  z    - - Complex Numbers Example . Which one of the points i, i , and is farthest from the origin?

The distance between origin to z and are | z = | | i = | z = | | z = | | Since < < , the farthest point from the origin is . Example . If z

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