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Question Number 6044 by sanusihammed last updated on 10/Jun/16
Find the locus in the complex plain such that   arg ((z/(z + 2))) = (Π/2)    please help.
Findthelocusinthecomplexplainsuchthatarg(zz+2)=Π2pleasehelp.
Commented by Yozzii last updated on 10/Jun/16
arg(z−0)−arg(z−(−2))=(π/2)  The locus of z is a semicircle   since the angle between the lines  represented by the complex numbers z−0 and z−(−2) is   always (π/2). So z lies on the circle   ∣z−0.5(0−(−2)∣=∣z+1∣=0.5(0−(−2))=1 for Im(z)>0  or z∈{z∈C: ∣z+1∣=1 & Im(z)>0}.  Since π/2>0 it must be that arg(z)>arg(z+2)  and we cannot choose the semicircle ∣z+1∣=1  where Im(z)<0.  Below is an image showing the line  segments for z from the origin and    z+2 from the point (−2,0) in  the complex plane,respectively.
arg(z0)arg(z(2))=π2Thelocusofzisasemicirclesincetheanglebetweenthelinesrepresentedbythecomplexnumbersz0andz(2)isalwaysπ2.Sozliesonthecirclez0.5(0(2)∣=∣z+1∣=0.5(0(2))=1forIm(z)>0orz{zC:z+1∣=1&Im(z)>0}.Sinceπ/2>0itmustbethatarg(z)>arg(z+2)andwecannotchoosethesemicirclez+1∣=1whereIm(z)<0.Belowisanimageshowingthelinesegmentsforzfromtheoriginandz+2fromthepoint(2,0)inthecomplexplane,respectively.
Commented by Yozzii last updated on 10/Jun/16

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