Complex Question Bank 1 Unit 1.

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 The principalargument of the complex number -1 -
i is

3
(A) 4 (B)
4

(C) (D)
4

Real part of f(z) =- is

I+x
(A) (B)
((-n+y² (0-+
1-x
(C) (D)
P+l-y)² (-x)-,
Polar form of the
Cauchy-Riemann equation is

(A) and
or

(B) and

(C) and -
Ou

(D) ar and
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Which of the fóllowing is true?
(A) Differentiability does not
impliescontinuity
(B)Differentiability implies
continuity
(C)Continuity implies
differentiability
(D)
There is no rclation betwecn continuity and
differentiability

The functionof -|z has f)

(A)One singularpoint (B) Two
singular points
(C)Three singular
1
points (D)No singular point

In the
neighbourhood of z 1,the function f()has a
power series expansion of
(1- + ..0
the from fAz) =1+(1-)+
Then fAz) is
 -I

(B)

(C) 2-1
z+1

What
harmonic?
is the value of m for which -+
2x my is

(A) I (B)-I
(C)2 (D)-2

Which of the following function f:), of the complex

variable z,is not analytic atall tbe points ofthe complex
plane?
(A)AE)= z2 (B)J=) =e
(C)Az) =sin z (D)A2) =og z
Value of (1+h4 is
(A)224 (B)22
(C)2 (D)22

IffA)is an analytic function whose real part is constant

thenfAz) is
(A)function ofz (B) funclion of r only
(C)function ofy only (D)
constant

A function which is analytlc everywhcre in a complex

plane is known as
(B)differentiable function
(A)IHarmonic function

(C)regular funclion (D)entire function

The value
(A) I
of |
e is

(B)0
(C)-I (D)

The function flz)=y +iy is

(A)Nowhere analytic (B)Analytic every where
the
(C)Analytic only at origin (D) Analytic except
al

origin

is
The harmonic conjugate of u(x,y) =

(A) 2ry ty +C (B)xy +y +C

+ 2y + C (D)2xy'-y + C
(C) 2ry

.Period of e is:

(A) 2r (B)-27
(C)2i (D)n
Iz is an number,then for
2, 3,.., znnon-zero complex
a

is
I;

(A) exp(n log z) (B)

The prineipalvalue of (-)'s

(A) oxp (B) cxp

(C) Cxp
(D) exp

2 sin (z t)
(A)cos 2z, t cos 2z)
sin (z - z)
(B)cos 2z, -cos 2z1
(C)cos 22 t cos 232 (D) cos 2z -cos 2z

(A) sin + sinh ay

ax (B) sin x - sinhay
(() cos² ar + sinh²ay (D)'cos ar-sinh' ay

Real part of thefunction' is

(A)-? (B) 2xy

(C)+ (D)-
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The function z) scc z is
(A) analytic for allz (B) unalytic for z =I
(C) not analytic at z=2 (D)None ofthese

Polar from of the Cauchy-Riemunn equation is

du Ou
(A)

(B) and
Or

(C) None of these

The point in sphere which corresponds to z =1+ i is

(B) (3,3, 6)
 The point in complex planc wbich corresponds
0, 1)only is defned
(A)i
(C) o
as

(B) +i
(D) -
|
The chardal distancebetwecn 2 +i and oo

(A) 1 (B)

The chardal distauce is always

....(o thediame,
of the spherc.
(A)Less than or cqual to
(B)Greater than ur cqual to
(C) Equal to
(D)None of the above

Find a harmonic conjugate vx,y)

3gy.
of x, y) = 2,
(A)i(r,
(B) (x,
) =2y
)=21 y
-'y +3y?
ty
(C) 1, )-2r 3ry+y
(D)Nonc of these

Find the douain of the function defined

fz) =zl(z+E).
(A) In()+
(C) n(z)
)
0
(B) Re(-)
(D)Re(=)
0
0

Let f:) =+ l:. Whal will be the definition of th

function in pular
(A)(r+ l/r) cos
(B), (- 1/r) cos 0
0- orw?

i(r
lh)sin
l/)sin0
)
(C) (r+1/) sin 0 ifr- l/r) cos0
(D)(r+l/r) sin 0 trl 1/r) cos 0

For the function f)=,what is the value of @)

Arg fo), o being the cube root of onity with In(o)>

03

(A)e-2 3
(B)
(C) e-Z5 + 2n/3 (D) es 2/3
Lef flz) =(- - 07.Ifa'+a+t=0and lun(a) >

then find fa).

(A) 128 (B)-128a
(C) 128a? (D)-128a?
 For all conmplex mumbers z Ntisfylng lm(z) 0, Jr Ae)
2+ + IIs u renlvalued function, then lndlts
rmge.
(A)(-D, 1] (B)(-o,1/3)
(D)((9,M4)

Let x, z lc.integeT%, not ll slmultpeously cqual. 1f

w ls n eube root of unlty with In{co) I, and Ir)
u'+ b:+ c, then f(nd he rango of f(o)|.
(A)(0,) (l3) ||,co)
C)(/2.) (D)||/2,o)

Let/l:)
,; 1.
arg 170- t), hen lndthe rango of f) for (el

(A)(, n'2) (3)(-n/2, r2)

(Dy(0,n/2)

Defiuc A:)+b:-( 0 nnd gz) ++l 0. If

there exists a sntisfying Ra) ga) 0, whlch of the
following cmnuot be a value of 6?
(B) V3/
(C)0 (D)N3u/2
Let f(:) =2(:+)+3i(z-Z) and gz) z.fA) = 2
cllvides the reglon g(:)<6into two parts. if Q-{(2+
BI4), (5/2 + 3i/4), (1/4 -i/4), (1/8 +il4), then find the
number of clements of @lying insinde the smallcr
part.

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(A) 1 (B)2
(C)3 (D)4

Find the range of the function defined by fz) Re[2iz/ =

(1-1.
(A)(-o,0) U(0, o_ (B)(2,o)
(C) (-,-1]o[1, «) 0] O [2, o):
(D)(-,

Let f(z) =|z+ Re z(2(z+T) +3(z-Z)/2i, the find the'

maximum value of (:r).

(A) 1 (B)2
(C)3 (D)4

Consider a function f)of degree two, having real

coefficients. If z and satisfying f(z)=fz) =0 are

such that Re z= Rez2 0 and if zy satisfies fUlz3))
then select the correct statement.
(A)Re z3=0 (B) Im z=0
×
(C)Re z3 Im z,# 0 (D) Re z =0 and lm z3 0

Let flz) = |1 -
z,if z.= cos (2kr/10) sin (2kr/10), +
then find kthe value off{z;) x X ..*fz9).f)
(A) 10 (B) 15
(C)20 -(D) 30

For a e R, let f)= -5z + a. Select the correct

statment for a satisfying f(a) =0.

(A)a has exactly three possible real valuers for a > 4
(B)a has exactly one possible real value for a>4
(C)a has exactly three possible real values for >-4 a

(D) a has exactly one possible ral value for.-4<a< 4.

being realand non zero. Iff has a purely imaginary

root, then what is the value of the expression a3J(a1ay).

+ aja4J(az43) ?
(A)O (B) 1 ·
(C)-2 (D) 2
The pth derlvative of a qth degree monic polynomiaj
where p,q nre positive integers and Zp4 +3pg 312 3
3/2 + 24p 3 Is given by?
(A)Cannot be gencrally determincd
(B)(4- I)!
(C)(q)1
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(D)(9 - I)! pq

The Arst and second derivatives of a quadratte

polynomlal atx1
and 2 respectively. Then
are 1 the
value offI)-A0)Is given by?
(A) 3/2 (B) 1/2
(C) 1 (D)0

Let fr)-sin(x) x–54, then the value of 100)(54) k

glven by?
(A)Undefined (B) 100
(C) 10 (D) 0

Let fx)=In(x, +5x + 6) then the value of f30)(1) h

glvenby?
(A)(29!) (1330+ 1430) (B)(-299) (1330 + 1430)
(C)(30!) (1330 + 1430) (D)(-30!) (1330 + 1430)
S)-Sr/20 sin (ax) da then the value of f100)(0) is?

(A)a(100) sin(a) (B) -a(100) sin(a)

(C)a(100) cos(a) (D)0

S)=Jr/20 sin (ax) da then the value of A100)0)is?

Let gr)=In(r)/x– then the hundredth
1 derivative at

x=1 is?

(A)1000!/101 (B) 99!/101

(C) 101/I00! (D) 1/99!

Let fr)=In (,-3x -16x -12), then the 1929th

derivative at x = 234 is?
(A)(1728!) x (12281729 +
12361729 12351729) +
(B) (-1728!)x (12281729+ 12361729 + 12351729)
(C) (1728!) x (12281729 + 12361729 123S1729) +
(D)(-1729!) x (12281729 + 12361 729 + 12351729)
 Find the value
ofS=)on=l(-1) n + 1 x (2n- 1)3
(2n- 1)! using nth derivatives.
(A)-2 sin(l) (B)3 * sin(l)
(C)3 * cos(1) (D)-3 * cos(1)

Let )=In(1-)ex. Find the third derivative at x=

0.

(A)4 (B) 1/3

(C) Undefined (D) 1/4

If Cis a simple
closed curve around a pointa =0,then

idz

(A)2Ti (B)
I
(C)0 (D) -2

Cauchy's integral formula for fa) in polar form at

any point a is:

(B) fa+rde
(D)Not Attempted

The value of dz where C|z-21|=

C+4 1is will

be :

(A)0 (B)
5

(D)
3

The value of the following

complex integral, with C
representing the unit circle centered at
origin in the

counterelockwisesense,is

(A) 8xi
:d
(B)-8Ti
(C)-ni (D) ni

The value|dz|,where Cis a curve from a

to b
(A)a b + (B)length of arc C
(C)2i
(D)None
The value of the integral where C is the

positively oriented cirele =2e(-<0<)about the

origin is

(A) 1
(B)0
(C)-1 (D)2

The integral of
d ,where Cis
the unit circle is
C:
(A)O (B)1
(C)3 (D)-3

A domain that is not simply connected is said to be

(A)Contour
(B)multiply cunnected
(C)connected (D)None of these

The value of the integral where C is the

circle |z|=3is
(A)2ni (B)-ni
(C) 4zi (D)8zi

IE P(Z) is a polynomial of degree n (n> 1) then it has

(A)n+ lzeros (B)n zeros
(C)n- l zeros (D)no zeros

The integral of the function

(A)2+i
(B)+
3

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C)+i (D) 1 + i

If a function f is analytic throughout a simple

conneted domain D,
thens(sd =
(A) 0 (B)2i
(C)2ri)
(D) I

The of the function

integral cOSdz where C is
the
unit circle is

(A)T (B)-Ti
(C) i (D) 2zi

where Cis the

The integral of thefunetion JC 2:
unit circle is

(A) (B)-zi
(C) ri (D) 2ri

d where Cs thecircee |z=2 is

The integralof J

(A)2ri (B) -
(C) i (D) 2i

The integral of the function coszds where Cis

the unit circle is

(A)z(3 +2i) (B) 0+2)

The integral of the functiond:

Jc 2:
where Cis the

unit circle is

(A)T (B) 2

(C) 0 (D) 1

The integral of the function where Cis the

unit circle is

(A) 2ni (B)-zi

(C) zi (D) -2riC

d
The integral of the function
Jc1 where Cis the

circle |z|=1 is

(A)n (B)
(C)0 (D) 1

where Cis the

The Integral of the function

unit cirele Is

(A)0 (B) I

(C) -I (D)

the upper half or

The Integral ofEd: where C is

the circle |z-1fromz-1 to z

(A)Ri (B)-/
(C) 2ri (D)-2ri

Irfis analytic within and on a simple closed positively

orlented contour C and if to is a polnt interior to c

then equnls
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(4) ) (B)) n!

(a+1)o)
(D)
n+1
s)
Ifs continuous in a domain D and iff(z)dz=0
for every simple closed positively oriented contour C
in D,then
(A)fis analyticin D (B)fis real valued in D
(C)fis constant in D (D)fis imaginary in D

The converse of Cauchy-integral theorem is

(A)Euler's theorem (B)Liouville's theorem

(C) Morere's theorem (D) Goursat's theorem

Plecewise smooth curve is also known as

(A)
contour (B)smooth curve

(C) cirçle (D) regularcurve

 1
Taylor series representation for about z=1 is

(A)1 +(¢-I)+(*-1)+(z-1 +..

(B) 1 (-1)-(-1-(-1)-.
-

(C) 1 -(- 1)-(2-n-(2-1)³+..

(D) 1 +(¢+ 1) +(z+1i)²+(z+ 1)+...

A Maclaurin series is a Taylor series with center

(A)z0 =0 (B) Zo=

1
(C) zo =2 (D) Z0 -I

Maclaurin series of sin z is

„2n+1
(A)
(2n+1)!

„2n
() -y. (2n)! (D) -Iy"
-(2n)!

The power series representation of is non

1-z
negative powers of z is
(A) 1 +z+2++... (B) 1-z +2-+..
(C) 1 +zt++... (D) I –z+-+...

The radius of convergence of the seriese0 mt is

(A)I (B) 0
(C)-1 (D)

The radius of convergence ofthe series

In-0

is

(A) I (B) 1/e

(C)e (D)0

Find the radius of convergence of the series "z

is

(A)0 (B) 1

(C)e (D)o
 olz+4!y is
The center of the power series

(A)4i (B)2i
(C) 4 (D)-4i

A power series Er= 4,(7-zo always converges for

(A)at all z which are cither real or purely imaginary

(B)at least one point z
some R>0
(C) at allz with | z -Zo|>Rfor
(D)all complex numbers z

is
The centerof the power series n-0 (2n+1)!

(A) I
(B)-1
(C)0 (D) 2

the principal part off) at zo is zero, then the point

If

Zo is known as

(A)pole
(B)removable singular point

(C)simplepole MathVath
(D)None of the these

the function is
The zero of
cOSZ

(A) I
(B) 0
(C)-1 (D) n

is
The singularity of thefunction

(A) n (B)-Tt
(C) I (D)0

sin ¿ is
The order of the zeros of the function
Z+4
(A) 1
(B)2

()3 (D)4

The principal part of f) at zo consists of infinite

number of terms, then zo is known as

(A)pole
(B) essential singular point
(C)removablc singular point
(D) simple pole
The singularity of the function is

(A)0 (B)

1
(C) -1 (D)2

IfA)has a pole of order m at zo then g(z) =4 fe)

at

Zo has
(A)a simple pole (B)a pole of orderm
(C)a pole of order m+| (D)None ofthese

The singular point of the function

are
4z-2
(A)z=0 and z =4 (B)z=0 and z =4
=
(C)z 4 and z 4
(D)z =0 and z =2
The power series b bz tbz + + ... converges
(A) Inside of some circle |zR
(B)on the circle z |=1
(C) on some circle |z=R
(D)outside of somecircle z|=R |
The nature of the singularity of function
COS Z- sin z

(A)removable singularity
(B)isolated singularity
(C)simple pole
(D)essential singularity

A Maclaurin series is a Taylor series with centre

(A)zo=1 (B)Z0 0 =
(C) z02 (D)Nonc of these

Let be an analytic function and let

f()= n-0E a,(z-2) be its Taylorseries in some disc.

Then:
(A)f"(0)=(2n)!a, (B)f"(2) nla, =
(C)fn (2)=(2n)!a, (D)f2n (2) ()lan=
The radius of convergence of the
power series of the

funetion f(z) =, about z= 1/4 is:

1-1
 (A) I
(B)4
(C)% (D)0

The coefTiclent of 1/z in the Laurent series expansion

of f()= in the reglon 2 <|z|<0is :

z(-2)
(A) 0 (B) ½
(C)2 (D)4

If Az)is entire, then f()= E 4,:" bas radius of

convergence:
(A)0 (B)e
(C)o (D)None of these

A power series E a,(z-z)" alwayss converges for:

(A)at least one point z

(B)all complex numbers z

(C)at all z which are either real or purely inaginary

(D)at all z with z - Zo |<R for some R>0.

If f) ndmits Laurent series expansion

q(t-a in an annulus region. Then a,is given

by:

(C)
TJrds (D)None ofthese

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1f f(z) = E 4,(z -ay" is represented as the Laurent

series, then zo is a removable siagularity of f) if:

(A)a,=0, >0
for n (B) a,, =0, for n <0
(C) a,=0, for n >0 (D)a, = 0, for n <0

A functionfz)given by a power series is analylic at:

(A) Every point of its domain
(B)every point inside its circle of convergence
(C)every point on its circle of convergence
(D)
every point in the complex plane
The Taylor series expansion of f)=e in the region

|z|<0is:

(B) le"

(C) (D) Nonc of these

n!

1
are
The singular points of thefunction f(z)=
4z-72

(A)z=0and z =4 (B)z =0 and z =4

(C)z=4 and z -4 = (D)z=2 and z=-2

e
The singular points of the function f(3) =
z(z+1)

that |z-= are:

lies inside

(A)z =0 and z =-i (B)z=0 and z = i

(C)z =i and z =-i (D)z=0and z÷

The constant term in the Laurent series expansion

of f()= In the reglon 0 < |z0 : is

(A)0
(B);
(C) 2 (D)None of these

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The Laurent scrics expnnsion of f() =e', in the

region 0 <|z<o is:

(A)
n=0 n!
(B)2" n=l

( n=l nlz"
(D)Nonc of these

The power series bo t b b,z + + ... converges:

(A)inside of somecircle |z|=R
(B)on the circle |z=|(C)on some circle |z =R
(D)outside of some circle |z |=R
Which of the following is related to Cauchy residue
theorem?

(4)SeNde=0 (B)d- =2ri f(20)

=2ri (sum of residues)

(D)None of these
Residue at 2 of Ie funetkon2211_
--2

Integratlon of the conplex functlon ln the

counterclockwlse direction, nround |-1|-Is

(A)-r (B)
(C) (D)2n/

The residue of the functlon at

(a-1(2-2)(-3)
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(A) 8 (B)

27
(C)0 (D)
16

Resldue of the functlon at z0 is

(A)0 (B) I
(C) -I (D) 2

Residue of the function cot z at the singular polnts Is

(A)I (B)-1
(C) -2 (D) 0

4
Residue of the funetlon at the singular polints is

(A)4 (B) 4
(C)2 (D)-2

Resldue of the functlon t

(B)

(D) -6
What is the residue of the fupction e
at its pole?

(B) -
C) -

The residueof the function nz s

3
A)
(B)
4
(C) (D) 2

Given f(z)= Then

+

(A)z =ia is a pole and is a residue at z =ia

2 ofj(z)

(B)z =
ia is a simple pole and ia is a residue atz =la of

(C)z=ia is a simplepole and -2 is a residue at z ia

of2)
(D)None of the above

If Cis a circle |=4

z and f(z) =
(t+3z+2)?'
then

(A) 1 (B)0
(C)-I (D)-2

dz
Integration of n7' where Cis +=1 is

(A) 1 (B)2
(C)0 (D)-1

The value where the contour is the unit

circle traversed clockwise is

(A)-2ri (B)0
(C)2xi (D)4nl

The integral ofthe functiond: where Cis the

unit eircle counterclockwise

(A)2ri (B)0
(C) ri (D)-n

The integral of-d: C zsin

where Cis tlhe unt circle

orlented in the positive direction Is

(B)2ti
(C)- (D)0

Residue of atz=0is

A) I (B) -I
(C)2 (D)0

Sz-2
The integral of where Cis the circle|
d
|
=2, in counterclockwise direetion is

(A)2ri (B)Sai
(C) 10ri (D)-2i

The zero of order Is known as

(^)complexzoro (B)simple zero

(C)singularty (D)Nonc of these

Singularities of rational functions are

(A)poles (B) cssential

(C)non isolated (D)romovablo

The reslduc of at Z=0 is

(A)0 (D)-I
(C) 1 (D)o

Value ofS is :
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(A) (B)0
(C) o (D)27

fSe)has a zero of order ni at y und g() has a pole

of ordern at zo and nm, then thc product f)g()
has at Z0°

(A)
An cssential singularity
(B)a pole order m-n
of

(C)A removable singularity

(D)a pole of order m - 1

Iff). hasa polc of order n at zn then fiz) = ()

at zohas:

(A)a simple polc (B)a pole of order m

(C)a pole of order m+1 (D)a pole of order m - 1

Iff) has a pole oforderm at zo, then at has:

(A)A remnovable singularity

(B) an cssential singularity
(C)A pole of order m
(D) none of these

Zeros of sin (1 - )are :

1

(A) 1+ (B) 1-nT

1

(C) 1+nT; n e Z (D)0.

tan z
For f(z)= -,Z=0 is a :
7

(A)Essential singularity
(B) simple pole
(C) Removable singularity
(D)double pole

Iff) has a pole of order m at z=0, then f) has a

pole of order at z= 0 :
(A)m (B)m?
(C)2m (D)n + 1

Which of the following function has a simple zero at

Z=0 and an essential singularity ¿ 1?

(A) ze (B)zelt:

(C) (z-1)e
D)(:-)e

If f)= 2 4,(z- is represented as the

Laurent series, then is a removable singularity of

)if:
=
(A)a, 0, for n > 0 (B)a, =0, for n <0
(C)a,= 0, for n>0 (D) a,=0, for n <0

z
The function f(z) = sin
at z= l bas :
(2²-1)'
(A)pole of order 4 (B)pole of order 1

(C)pole of order 2 (D)essential singularity

Ifa rational function bas a pole of order mat z,then

its derivative has a pole of order .. at zo
(A)m-1 (B) m +1
(C)m -(D) m?

The zero of.first order is knoWn as

(A)Complex zero (B)Simple zero
(C)Singularity (D)None of these

The poles of the function f)=sin z/cós z are at

(A)(2n 1) + 2,n any integer
(B)2nt3; n any integer
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(D)None of these
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For the function f()=e, the point z=0 is a:

(A)removable singularity. (B)simple pole

(C)essential singularity (D)Nonc of thcse
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