Finding value in a complex set region

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Homework Statement



The largest value of r for which the region represented by the set { ω ε C / |ω - 4 - i| ≤ r}
is contained in the region represented by the set { z ε C / |z - 1| ≤ |z + i|}, is equal to :
√17
2√2
3/2 √2
5/2 √2

Homework Equations


complex number = a + ib where a,b ε R

The Attempt at a Solution


Don't know how to start or what to apply
 
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Hi!
Hint: the set |w-4-i| ≤r represents the region inside the circle with its centre (4, 1) and radius r.
 
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Hello Mooncrater
Okay, we know centre of circle as (4,1) and radius r.
Now taking z= x + iy,
we get from question
(x - 1)2 + y2 ≤ x2+ (y+1)2
⇒ -x ≤ y
Now what?
 
Now each equation(the circle and the line) points out where a point can be.. like a constraint.
 
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So should we differentiate to get max. Value of r?
Is it a minima and maxima problem?
 
You can do it through graph... it will be very easier then. I think maxima would work if you want it to do it that way...
 
Is the D option 5√2/2 or 5/2√2?
 
mooncrater said:
Now each equation(the circle and the line) points out where a point can be.. like a constraint.
What's the line equation?
Is it y = -x ?
And circle equation is (x-4)2 + (y-1)2 = r2 ?
mooncrater said:
Is the D option 5√2/2 or 5/2√2?
The D option is 5√2/2 .
 
Raghav Gupta said:
What's the line equation?
Is it y = -x ?
And circle equation is (x-4)2 + (y-1)2 = r2 ? .
Yes.
 
Got it, thanks the D option.
 
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