Question
Question: If \( {\left( {\sqrt 5 + \sqrt {3i} } \right)^{33}} = {2^{49}}z \) , then modulus of the complex num...
If (5+3i)33=249z , then modulus of the complex number is
A.1
B. 2
C. 22
D.4
Solution
Hint : The complex number in the question is z so we have to find modulus of z which is ∣z∣ . For finding this we have to take modulus on both sides of the equation. To find the solution properties of complex numbers are to be used.
Complete step-by-step answer :
According to the question,
Given: (5+3i)33=249z
Now, we have to find modulus of z which is ∣z∣ , so
By taking modulus on both sides we get,
(5+3i)33=249z
By using the property of complex number ∣zn∣=∣z∣n , we get
(5+3i)33=249∣z∣
Now using z=a+ib then, ∣z∣=a2+b2 property of complex number, we get
((5)2+(3)2)33=249∣z∣
Now after solving inside bracket, we get
(8)33=249∣z∣
(8)233=249∣z∣
(23)233=249∣z∣
(2)299=249∣z∣
∣z∣=2(299−49)
∣z∣=2(299−98)
∣z∣=221
∣z∣=2
The value of z modulus is 2 . So, option (B) is the correct answer.
So, the correct answer is “Option B”.
Note : Whenever we face such types of problems we use some important points. First we find real and imaginary parts of a complex number, then apply the formula of modulus of a complex number, then after solving we can get the required answer. In this question we are required to find the modulus of z and in the question we are provided with an equation in which z is present. So, we took modulus on both sides to find the answer , the reason we took modulus is that, in the equation z was without modulus and we have to find the value of z modulus which is only possible with the way if we take modulus on both sides.