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cookiez69

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Hey guys,

I'm confused for both questions a) and b)



Thanks in advance :)
 
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a) By how much do we need to rotate and stretch z1 to obtain P? What quantity does 1+i represent in terms of its modulus/argument? What are the angles of the triangle OAP? How does this relate?

b) By part a), how do we obtain Q? Now that we have P and Q, we can easily compute the midpoint.
 

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a) By how much do we need to rotate and stretch z1 to obtain P? What quantity does 1+i represent in terms of its modulus/argument? What are the angles of the triangle OAP? How does this relate?

b) By part a), how do we obtain Q? Now that we have P and Q, we can easily compute the midpoint.
for a) i think we need to rotate it 45 degrees - but what do you mean by stretching it and how does this have anything to do with triangles there are no triangles in the question ... i dun geddit :(
 

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Hey guys,

I'm confused for both questions a) and b)



Thanks in advance :)
For a, consider the vector and rotate it 90 degrees to achieve the vector

Let P represent the complex number p









b)

We do something very similar for Q, except we rotate about point B (remember we always rotate anti-clockwise),
Then add and divide by 2
 

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For a, consider the vector and rotate it 90 degrees to achieve the vector

Let P represent the complex number p









b)

We do something very similar for Q, except we rotate about point B (remember we always rotate anti-clockwise),
Then add and divide by 2
Thank you very much!
 

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