Let A = z ∈ C : 1 ⩽ z - 1 + i ⩽ 2 and B = z ∈ A : z - 1 - i = 1 . Then, B

Let A=zC:1z-1+i2 and B=zA:z-1-i=1. Then, B
  1. is an empty set
  2. contains exactly two elements
  3. contains exactly three elements
  4. is an infinite set

Solution

z-1+i=1 & z-1+i=2 represents two concentric circles with centre 1,1.

z-1-i=1 represents a circle with centre 1,-1 and radius 1

 

A represents the region between the concentric circles with centre 1,1

Set B contains all points on minor arc PQ of the circle z-1-i=1.

Hence, B has infinite elements.

Asked in: JEE Main 2022 (24 Jun Shift 1)

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