Minimum value of |z| for the locus of a complex number z

Hint: Join a line from the origin to the center of the circle, once that is done ... label each term geometrically.

Note: $|z|$ is distance of the point $ z$ from the origin

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Complex Numbers

Algebra Precalculus

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