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Geometry using complex numers
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yes, complex number in geometry is very powerful, but I don't know how can we use it in locus, maxima or minima. who can help me and give me some example. And who can give me some tips when solve the problem with circle (because when solve, it's so complex Very Happy ) thanks.

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