Linear Inequalities – NCERT Class 11 Mathematics Chapter 5 – Algebraic Solutions, Graphical Representation, and Real-Life Applications
Covers the concept of inequalities in one and two variables, algebraic solutions and graphical representations, rules for solving inequalities, and real-life applications in mathematics, economics, and science; includes solved examples, word problems, and exercises with double inequalities and systems of inequalities.
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Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations: Class 11 NCERT Chapter 5 - Ultimate Study Guide, Notes, Questions, Quiz 2025
Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
Chapter 5: Mathematics - Ultimate Study Guide | NCERT Class 11 Notes, Questions, Examples & Quiz 2025
Full Chapter Summary & Detailed Notes - Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations Class 11 NCERT
Overview & Key Concepts
Chapter Goal: Introduce complex numbers to solve quadratics with negative discriminants; algebra, modulus, conjugate, Argand plane, polar form. Exam Focus: Operations, powers of i, quadratic roots. 2025 Updates: Emphasis on polar representation, De Moivre's (intro). Fun Fact: Invented by Gauss; 'i' for imaginary. Core Idea: Extend reals with $$ i^2 = -1 $$. Real-World: Electrical engineering, quantum physics. Ties: Builds on quadratics; leads to sequences. Expanded: Examples from PDF, i powers table, Argand diagram.
Wider Scope: From reals to complexes for complete solutions.
Expanded Content: Modulus, argument, polar form, quadratic with complex roots.
5.1 Introduction
Quadratics like $$ x^2 + 1 = 0 $$ have no real roots; need complexes. Extends number system for all quadratics.
5.2 Complex Numbers
Definition: $$ z = a + ib $$, $$ i^2 = -1 $$, a real part, b imaginary.
Equality: Re and Im match.
Box 1: Powers of i (Cycle Table)
n
$$ i^n $$
Example
1
$$ i $$
$$ i $$
2
$$ -1 $$
$$ i^2 $$
3
$$ -i $$
$$ i^3 $$
4
$$ 1 $$
$$ i^4 $$
5
$$ i $$
Cycles
Simple Way: Mod 4: n mod 4 =1 → i, =2 → -1, =3 → -i, =0 →1.
$$ [\cos \theta + i \sin \theta]^n = \cos n\theta + i \sin n\theta $$. Relevance: Powers. Depth: For integers.
Tip: Use conjugate for division; Argand for visualization. Depth: Properties like |z1 z2|=|z1||z2|. Errors: Forget i^2=-1. Historical: Euler. Interlinks: Ch6 linear inequalities. Advanced: Cube roots unity. Real-Life: Signal processing. Graphs: Argand plots. Coherent: Intro → Algebra → Representation → Quadratics.
Additional: Pure imaginary if a=0. Pitfalls: Square root product when negative.
60+ Questions & Answers - NCERT Based (Class 11) - From Exercises 5.1-5.3
Based on NCERT Ex 5.1 (30Q), 5.2 (12Q), 5.3 (15Q) + variations. Part A: 20 (1 mark short), Part B: 20 (4 marks medium), Part C: 20 (8 marks long). Answers point-wise, numerical stepwise with MathJax.
Part A: 1 Mark Questions (20 Qs - Short from Ex 5.1 & Variations)
1. What is $$ i^2 $$?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ -1 $$
2. Re(3+4i)=?
1 Mark Answer:
3
3. Im(-2i)=?
1 Mark Answer:
-2
4. |1+i|=?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ \sqrt{2} $$
5. \bar{5-3i}=?
1 Mark Answer:
5+3i
6. $$ i^4 $$=?
1 Mark Answer:
1
7. $$ \sqrt{-9} $$=?
1 Mark Answer:
3i
8. arg(i)=?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ \pi/2 $$
9. Polar form of 1?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ \cos 0 + i \sin 0 $$
10. For quadratic, D<0 implies?
1 Mark Answer:
Complex roots
11. $$ i^{10} $$=?
1 Mark Answer:
1
12. |z|^2 =?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ z \bar{z} $$
13. arg(1)=?
1 Mark Answer:
0
14. \bar{z} for pure imaginary?
1 Mark Answer:
-z
15. Multiplicative identity?
1 Mark Answer:
1
16. $$ i^{-1} $$=?
1 Mark Answer:
-i
17. arg(-1)=?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ \pi $$
18. |0|=?
1 Mark Answer:
0
19. Conjugate property: $$ \bar{z_1 + z_2} $$=?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ \bar{z_1} + \bar{z_2} $$
20. Roots of $$ x^2 +1=0 $$?
1 Mark Answer:
$$ \pm i $$
Part B: 4 Marks Questions (20 Qs - Medium from Ex 5.1-5.3)