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Complex numbers whose real and imaginary parts `x` and `y` are integers and satisfy the equation `3x^(2)-|xy|-2y^(2)+7=0`A. do not existB. exist and have equal modulusC. form two conjugate pairsD. do not form conjugate pairs |
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Answer» Correct Answer - B::C `(b,c)` `(i) xy gt 0`, `3x^(2)-xy-2y^(2)=-7` or `(3x+2y)(x-y)=-7` `x` and `y` being integers, we can take `3x+2y=7` and `x-y=-1` `x=1`, `y=2` If `x` and `y` are charged to `-x`, `-y`, equation remains same. `x=-1`, `y=-2` is also a solution pair. ,brgt `3x+2y=-1` and `x+y=7` do not give integral solutions. `(ii) xy=0` will not give any integral solution. `(iii) xy lt 0 3x^(2)+xy-2y^(2)=-7` `(3x-2y)(x+y)=-7` `3x-2y=-7` and `x+y=1` leads to `x=-1` `y=2` `3x-2y=-7` and `x+y=-1` leads to `x=1` `y=-2` Required complex numbers are `1+2i`, `1-2i`, `-1+2i`, `-1-2i` which form two conjugate pairs. |
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