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SA-FP-CT-G011 markL1 FoundationNon-calculatorTransformations
Under w=2z+3i, the circle ∣z∣=1 maps to a circle. Find its radius. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-Q011 markL1 FoundationNon-calculatorLoci
The locus ∣z−1∣=∣z−5∣ is Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-X011 markL1 FoundationNon-calculatorLoci
Find the radius of the locus ∣z−3−4i∣=5. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-X021 markL1 FoundationNon-calculatorLoci
Find the real part of the centre of the circle ∣z−3−4i∣=5. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-X041 markL1 FoundationNon-calculatorLoci
The locus argz=4π is a half-line from the origin. Find its gradient. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-0012 marksL2 StandardNon-calculatorTransformations
Under w=z1, the circle ∣z∣=2 maps to ∣w∣=r. Find r. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-0022 marksL2 StandardNon-calculatorLoci
The locus ∣z−2∣=∣z+2i∣ is the line y=mx. Find m. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-X031 markL2 StandardNon-calculatorLoci
The locus ∣z−2∣=∣z+2∣ is Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-X052 marksL2 StandardNon-calculatorTransformations
Under w=z+2i, the circle ∣z∣=1 maps to a circle. Find the imaginary part of its centre. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-0033 marksL3 ExamNon-calculatorLoci
The locus ∣z−3∣=2∣z∣ is a circle. Find its radius. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-0043 marksL3 ExamNon-calculatorTransformations
Under w=z1, the line Rez=1 maps to a circle. Find its radius. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme
SA-FP-CT-0053 marksL4 ChallengingNon-calculatorTransformations
Under w=iz+1, the circle ∣z−2∣=3 maps to ∣w−c∣=3. Find the imaginary part of c. Salam Academy Original Practice · Proposed mark scheme