Complex Numbers47 questions8 PYQ
Complex Numbers — JEE Maths Practice Questions & Solutions
47 questions on Complex Numbers with full step-by-step solutions, including past-year (PYQ) problems. Free to practice.
Let ; .
Match each entry in List-I with the correct entry in List-II.
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Let the set of all values of such that the equation , , has at least one solution, be the interval . Then is equal to
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Let be the distinct solutions of . Then is equal to:
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Let and be real numbers such that , . Then the value of is
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Let . Let be the roots of . If and , then is equal to
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Let the circle and , be such that lies within . If moves on , moves on and , then is equal to
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Let be a complex number such that and . Then is equal to
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Let . Then is equal to
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If are the non-zero complex numbers representing the points such that
then which of the following is true?
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Let and , then
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If , , and , then equals
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If , then
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If the roots of represent the vertices of in the Argand plane, then the area of the triangle is (in square units)
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If , then the equation does not represent a circle when
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If , and , then the value of (where ) is
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If , , are the roots of the equation
then is
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The number of values of satisfying and simultaneously is
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If and are the consecutive vertices of a square, then equals
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If are the vertices of an isosceles right-angled triangle, right-angled at the vertex , then equals
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If , then is equal to
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If is a complex number satisfying , then the set of possible values of is
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The complex number is rotated about the origin by an angle in the anticlockwise direction and then stretched twice. The complex number corresponding to the new position is
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If , then is equal to
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The complex numbers , , and , where , taken in that order on the Argand plane, represent the vertices of a parallelogram if
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If , then (where ) is equal to
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If , then may be
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If the complex numbers satisfy , then lie in a/on
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The value of , where satisfies and has least modulus.
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If is a cube root of unity and , then the value of is
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The number of common roots of the equations and is
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If is a complex number such that and , where , then is
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If the complex number satisfies , then the value of will be
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If , then is
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The value of
where and is a complex cube root of unity, is
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If and are two complex numbers satisfying , then is a number which is
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If , then the maximum value of is
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All roots of the equation
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If and are conjugates of and respectively, then
is equal to
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If one of the vertices of the regular hexagon circumscribing the circle is
, then the complex number which is NOT representing any vertex of the hexagon is
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Given are four points in the complex plane such that ,
and , and
then can be
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Consider the curves
where , and . They intersect at and in the first and fourth quadrants respectively. Tangents to at and intersect the -axis at , and tangents to at and intersect the -axis at . If the area of is sq. units, then find .
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If , and , then the maximum value of is not less than (where are complex numbers)
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If , where is a complex number, then the minimum value of will be
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Consider complex numbers and satisfying the equations
then which of the following is/are correct?
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One vertex of an equilateral triangle is at the origin and the other two vertices are the roots of . Then the value of is
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If , then the value of is
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If is a root of the equation , then find the value of
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