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posted 2024-11-3 18:13
2018年剑桥大学本科入学测试题第六题 | TeX文件
The distinct points $A$, $B$, $C$ and $D$ lie, in anticlockwise order, on the circle of unit radius with centre at the origin (so that, for example, $aa^* =1$).
The lines $AC$ and $BD$ meet at $Q$.
Show that
\[
(ac-bd)q^* = (a+c)-(b+d)
\,,
\]
where $b$ and $d$ are complex numbers represented by the points $B$ and $D$ respectively, and show further that
\[
(ac-bd)
(q+q^*) =
(a-b)(1+cd) +(c-d)(1+ab)
\,.
\] |
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