algebra

Q1. The value of
^{100}C_{0}\; ^{200}C_{100} - ^{100}C_{1}\; ^{199}C_{100} + ^{100}C_{2}\; ^{198}C_{100}-^{100}C_{3}\; ^{197}C_{100}+.......+^{100}C_{100}\; ^{100}C_{100}

Q2. If \left|az+b\bar{z}+c \right| = \alpha \left|a \right|\left|z-z_{1} \right|
a≠0, a=b,c ε R, where z1 is a given non-zero complex number and α ε R+, then locus of z may be
(a) Parabola (b) Ellipse (c) Hyperbola (d) Circle

Q3. If z lies on the unit circle with centre at origin then the maximum value of I_{m}(1-\bar{z}+z^2) is

7 Answers

1
Che ·

2)
parabola

ellipse

hyperbola ??

since here a=b
so \left|a \right|=\left|b \right|=\left|\bar{b} \right|=\left|\bar{a} \right|
and since
the given eq is

2\left(\frac{\left|\bar{b}z+b\bar{z} +c\right|}{2\left|b \right|} \right)=\alpha \left|z-z_{1} \right|

\left(\frac{\left|\bar{b}z+b\bar{z} +c\right|}{2\left|b \right|} \right)=distance of z from line \bar{b}z+b\bar{z} +c

and \left|z-z_{1} \right| is distance of point z from z1

hence we can clearly see here \frac{2}{\alpha } is the eccentricity of conic

and z1 is teh focus and \bar{b}z+b\bar{z}+c=0 is the directrix

now e=\frac{2}{\alpha }

wen \alpha =2 it is a parabola

wen \alpha >2 it is an ellipse

wen \alpha <2 it is a hyperbola

1
Che ·

3) put z=cosθ+isinθ

then u hav to find max value of 2sin(3θ/2)cos(θ/2)

i guess i m getting 1.76 something

341
Hari Shankar ·

Where are these qns from? BTW, I've just seen a beautiful soln to #1 on Mathlinks - http://www.mathlinks.ro/viewtopic.php?t=329319

Do read it.

Someone's posted Q3 is disguised form asking what is max of sin θ + sin 2θ

1
Che ·

yup i saw u posted der :P

1
Che ·

check this for another way

for 1st q

http://www.mathlinks.ro/viewtopic.php?p=1762870#1762870

it turns out to be Vandermonde's Convulution identity

got to know abt it today only [3]

btw this aint related to jee by miles

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

thanks a lot prophet sir and che..

these were the unit test questions at aakash for another batch....(1 yr course)

1708
man111 singh ·

can someone solve sin\theta +sin2\theta with the help of Trigonometry

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