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    CHAPTER-ENDED EXAMINATION

    2024-2025 ACADEMIC YEAR


    MATHEMATICS Time allowed: (3) Hours
    Answer ALL Questions. Write your answers in the answer booklet.
    Section A (Each question carries 1 mark.)
    Choose the correct or the most appropriate answer for each question. Write the letter of the
    correct or the most appropriate answer.
    1. If z 1=1−3 i , z 2=−3−bi and z 1 z 2=9+ 13i , then b is
    A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
    2. The trigonometric form of z=−i with −π <θ< π is
    π π
    A. cos ⁡¿ B. cos −isin C. cosπ +sinπ D. cosπ −sinπ
    2 2

    3. If z 1=a+ 3i , z2 =−2−3 i and ( )


    z1
    z2
    =1+3 i, then a is

    A. 11 B. 10 C. -11 D. -1
    4. The trigonometric form of z=1+i with −π <θ< π is
    π π π π
    A. √ 2(cos +i sin ) B. √ 2(cos −isin )
    4 4 4 4
    π π π π
    C. 2(cos + isin ) D. 2(cos −i sin )
    3 3 3 3
    5. The multiplicative inverse of the nonzero complex number z=x + yi is
    x y x y
    A. x−iy B. 2 2 −i 2 2 C. 2 2 +i 2 2 D. None of these
    x +y x +y x +y x +y

    Section B (Each question carries 2 marks.)


    Write only the solution of each questions. (There is no need to show your working.)
    2+3 i
    6. Simplify .
    −4−5 i
    7. Find the value of z 4 where z=−2−2i .
    8. Given that z=2−2 √ 3 i , find z 6. Give your answer in the form of z=x + yi .
    1+7 i
    9. What is the conjugate of 2
    ?
    (2−i)
    10. Let z 1=3−2i , z 2=−1−4 i. Show that z 1 z 2=z 1 z 2.

    Section C (Each question carries 3 marks.)


    3
    11. Solve the equation z −1=0 , where z is a complex number.
    12. Find the square roots of z=− √ 3−i.
    13. Find the square roots of z=1+i .
    14. Find the square roots of z=√ 3+i .
    i
    15. Find the trigonometric form with −π <θ< π of the complex number z= .
    −2−2 i

    Section D (Each question carries 5 marks.)


    z1
    16. Given that z 1=2−i and z 2=−4+3 i , find the inverse of z 1 z 2 and .
    z2
    17. Solve z 4 =1.
    18. Solve the equation z 4 +16 i=0 .
    19. Let z=− √ 3−1. Using trigonometric form of z, find z−1 . Use your answer to show that z 2 ¿
    20. Solve z 4 =−i.

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