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Suppose z is a complex number such that z≠−1, |z|=1, and arg(z)=θLet ω =z(1−z¯)z¯(1+z),than Re(ω) ) is equal to
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a
1+cos(θ/2)
b
1−sin(θ/2)
c
−2sin2(θ/2)
d
2cos2(θ/2)
answer is C.
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Detailed Solution
ω=z−zz¯z¯+z¯z=z−11/z+1=(z−1)zz+1 [∵|z|=1]=z2−1z+1−z−1z+1=z−1+1−z1+zRe(ω)=Re(z)−1+Re1−z1+zBut Re1−z1+z=121−z1+z+1−z1+z=121−z1+z+z−1z+1=0∴ Re(ω)=cosθ−1=−2sin2(θ/2)
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