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CIE 9709 2025 June Paper 33 Q6

A Level / CIE / P3

CIE 9709 2025 June Paper 33 Paper · Question 6

题目

Problem

Find the complex numbers zz for which z+4z+4i\frac{z+4}{z+4\mathrm{i}} is real and ∣z∣=10|z|=\sqrt{10}. Give your answers in the form z=x+iyz=x+\mathrm{i}y, where xx and yy are real.

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题目中文翻译

求使 z+4z+4i\frac{z+4}{z+4\mathrm{i}} 为实数且满足 ∣z∣=10|z|=\sqrt{10} 的复数 zz。答案写成 z=x+iyz=x+\mathrm{i}y 的形式,其中 xx 和 yy 为实数。

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原卷通用作答要求

Answer all questions. You should use a calculator where appropriate.

You must show all necessary working clearly; no marks will be given for unsupported answers from a calculator.

Give non-exact numerical answers correct to 3 significant figures, or 1 decimal place for angles in degrees, unless a different level of accuracy is specified in the question.

请回答所有题目。适当时应使用计算器。必须清楚展示所有必要的计算过程;仅给出计算器答案而没有过程,不予评分。除非题目另有精度要求,非精确数值答案保留 3 位有效数字,以度为单位的角度保留 1 位小数。

解答

解法一

思路

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分母乘共轭后令商的虚部为零,再与模长条件联立求点。

答题过程

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Put z=x+yiz=x+y\mathrm{i}. Since ∣z∣=10≠4|z|=\sqrt{10}\ne4, z≠−4iz\ne-4\mathrm{i} and the quotient is defined.

Rationalising,

z+4z+4i=[(x+4)+yi][x−(y+4)i]x2+(y+4)2.\frac{z+4}{z+4\mathrm{i}} =\frac{[(x+4)+y\mathrm{i}][x-(y+4)\mathrm{i}]} {x^2+(y+4)^2}.

The imaginary part of the numerator is

xy−(x+4)(y+4)=−4x−4y−16.xy-(x+4)(y+4)=-4x-4y-16.

The quotient is real when this is zero, giving x+y=−4x+y=-4.

Together with x2+y2=10x^2+y^2=10, substitute y=−x−4y=-x-4:

x2+(x+4)2=10⟹x2+4x+3=0.x^2+(x+4)^2=10 \quad\Longrightarrow\quad x^2+4x+3=0.

Thus x=−1x=-1 or x=−3x=-3, with corresponding y=−3y=-3 or y=−1y=-1. Hence

z=−1−3iorz=−3−i.\boxed{z=-1-3\mathrm{i}\quad\text{or}\quad z=-3-\mathrm{i}}.

解法二

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把实商设为一个实参数,可以不用直接乘共轭。根据实部虚部表示 x,yx,y 后,模长条件给出参数二次式。

答题过程

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Since the quotient is real, write

z+4=c(z+4i),c∈R.z+4=c(z+4\mathrm{i}),\qquad c\in\mathbb R.

With z=x+yiz=x+y\mathrm{i}, comparing parts gives

x+4= cx,y= c(y+4).\begin{align*} x+4=&\,cx,\\[4mm] y=&\,c(y+4). \end{align*}

The value c=1c=1 is impossible. Hence

x= 4c−1,y= −4cc−1.\begin{align*} x=&\,\frac4{c-1},\\[4mm] y=&\,-\frac{4c}{c-1}. \end{align*}

Using x2+y2=10x^2+y^2=10,

16(1+c2)(c−1)2=10.\frac{16(1+c^2)}{(c-1)^2}=10.

Therefore

16(1+c2)= 10(c−1)2,6c2+20c+6= 0,(3c+1)(c+3)= 0.\begin{align*} 16(1+c^2)=&\,10(c-1)^2,\\[4mm] 6c^2+20c+6=&\,0,\\[4mm] (3c+1)(c+3)=&\,0. \end{align*}

For c=−1/3c=-1/3, (x,y)=(−3,−1)(x,y)=(-3,-1). For c=−3c=-3, (x,y)=(−1,−3)(x,y)=(-1,-3). Both denominators are nonzero. Thus

z=−3−iorz=−1−3i.\boxed{z=-3-\mathrm{i}\quad\text{or}\quad z=-1-3\mathrm{i}}.