Complex numbers

If z1 and z2 be two distict complex numbers such that z_1+z_2=\frac{z_1}{\left|z_2 \right|^{2}}+\frac{z_2}{\left|z_1 \right|^{2}}

then prove that 1+\left|z_1 \right|\left|z _2 \right|=\frac{z_1}{z_2}+\frac{z_2}{z_1}

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Lokesh Verma ·

z_1(1-1/|z_2^2|)=-z_2(1-1/|z_1^2|)

Thus Z1 adn Z2 are parallel (or antiparallel)

I hope this helps!

3
msp ·

substitute z1/z2 and z2/z1 in the rhs.i think this will solve

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Dr.House ·

sir i have a doubt in what ever we have to prove

the LHS is a real quantity and RHS is not.

so how both of them can be equated???

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Hari Shankar ·

how do you know that RHS is not real? esp since nishant sir has indicated that z1/z2 is real

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Lokesh Verma ·

@bhargav.. iin such cases the only solution is when both sides are zero..
(not to say that that is the case here)

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Devil ·

I've been able to prov e that z1 & z2can't be anti-parallel.....they have to be parallel...

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Devil ·

Continuing from where I left last night, z1=keiθ
z2=leiθ
Putting them in the given eqn we have 1k+1l=k+l, from which we have kl=1....
Let k<1 and l>1.....
but if that's the case then R.T.P requires both k and l to be equal....
But that's not possible as both z1 & z2 are distinct.......So eureka - just check ur qsn once...[99]

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Dr.House ·

oh! sorry got my mistake

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