Question
Question: Find the value of m for which \({{\rm{z}}^3} + \left( {3 + {\rm{i}}} \right){{\rm{z}}^2} - 3{\rm{z}}...
Find the value of m for which z3+(3+i)z2−3z−(m+i)=0 where m∈R has at least one real root.
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 5
Solution
We suppose let a be real root then replace z with a, then take conjugate of the equation in terms of a. Solve both equations to find a and by using value of a, find m.
Complete step by step solution:
z3+(3+i)z2−3z−(m+i)=0---------(1)
Let ‘a’ be the real root.
⇒z=a
a3+(3+i)a2−3a−(m+i)=0---------(2)
(since, a is the root of the equation 1)
Conjugating eq (2) we get.
aˉ3+(3−i)aˉ2−3aˉ−(m−i)=0
⇒a3+(3−i)a2−3a−(m−i)=0----------(3)
Subtracting eq (2) and eq .3 we get
a2(2i)=2i
a=±1 (4)
Multiplying eq 2 by (3 - i) and eq 3 by (3 + i) and then subtracting we get
(a3−3a)(3−i−3−i)=(3−i)(m+i)−(3+i)(m−i)
⇒a3−3a=m−3
⇒1−3=m−3 (when a =1)
⇒m=1
⇒−1+3=m−3 (when a = -1)
⇒m=5
So, m = 1, 5
So, from above option both A and D is correct.
Note:
Don’t miss any equation which we have taken. To remove i multiply the equation in terms of a with (3 - i) and its conjugate equation with (3 + i). then subtract both equations. Find all the value of m by putting a = 1 and a = -1.