BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, PILANI

II Semester 2005-2006, Math C 192 Mathematics II

Assignment sheet for Quiz IV

Q.1 Prove the inequality | z1- z2 | ≥ | | z1|- |z2| | for z1 & z2 any complex numbers..

Q.2 Using the fact | z1- z2 | represents distance between complex numbers z1 & z2
Prove equation | z − i | + | z + i |= 3, represents an ellispse.
Q.3 Find arg z and Argz if
1- i
(i) z =
1+ i
(ii )z = -1 + 3i

Q.4 Find all complex numbers for which (1+z)/(1-z) , z≠1., is

(i) purely imaginary (ii) purely real
Q.5 Draw the following sets . Are they open/closed , bounded/ unbounded, which of these
Are domain
(i) { z: Re(iz)<1}
(ii) { z : |z-1|>|z+1| }
(iii) { z : |z-i|≤|z+i| }
3
1
Q.6 Write the function f(z) = z3 +   , z≠0 , in the form
z
f(z) = u(r,θ) +i v(r, θ)

z +i
Q.7 Write the function f(z) = , z≠1/3 , in the form
3z − 1
f(z) = u(x,y) +i v(x, y)
Re( z 2 )
Q.8 Does lim exist ? Justify your answer . (no use y= m x)
2
z →0
|z |
(z 2 )
Q.9 Does lim exist ? Justify your answer? (no use y = m x)
2
z →0
|z |
( z)
Q.10 (i) Find lim (= i)
z →∞
(1 − iz )

(ii) Find lim [ z − 2i − z − i ]

z →∞
Q.1 Find a linear transformation T : V3→V3 such that
ker (T) = { (x,y,z) : 3x-y+z=0 & x-y+z=0}, justify your answer ?

Q.2 Find a linear transformation T : V3→V3 such that

ker (T) = { (x,y,z) : x-y+3z=0 & 3x+y+z=0}, justify your answer ?

Q.3 Find a linear transformation T : V3→V3 such that

R (T) = { (x,y,z) : 3x-y+z=0 }, justify your answer ?

Q.4 Find a linear transformation T : V3→V3 such that

 R (T) = { (x,y,z) : x-y+z=0}, justify your answer ?

Q.5 Find a basis of ker(T) and r(T) for the linear transformation
T: V4 → V3 defined by T ( x1, x2 , x3 , x4 ) = ( x1 − x3 , x1 − x2 , x2 − x4 ) .
Q.6 Find a basis of ker(T) and r(T) for the linear transformation
T: V4 → V3 defined by T ( x1, x2 , x3 , x4 ) = ( x1, x1 − x3 , x3 − x1 ) .
Q.7 If T : V → V is the linear transformation defined as
3 3
T(1,0,0)= (-1,0,0) , T(0,1,0)= (0,0,-1) ,T(0,0,1)= (0,1,-1) .
-1 -1
Prove T exist. Find T : V → V
3 3
Q.8 If T : V → V is the linear transformation defined as
3 3
T(1,0,0)= (0,-1,0) , T(0,1,0)= (0,0,-1) ,T(0,0,1)= (-1,0,1) .
-1 -1
Prove T exist. Find T : V → V
3 3

Q.9 Page 153 Q1 (a)

Q.10 Page 157 Q2(b)

13. Find a basis of N(T) and a basis of R(T) of the linear transformation T: V3 → V3,

defined by T ( x1 , x 2 , x3 ) = ( 0, x1 − 2 x 2 − 3 x3 ,0 ) .
Hence find n(T) and r(T).

Page 193 Q.1(a), (c) (f) Q 5 (b)

Page 200 Q.1 (a) , (c), (f), (g)
Page 202 Q.2
Page 68 Q.6 ( c) , (g)
Page 73 Q.4 (e) , Q.5 (d)
Page 76 Q. 1 ( c ) , Q.2 (b)