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Standard X
Mathematics
Nth Term of a GP
If z1 and ...
Question
If
arg
(
¯
¯¯¯
¯
z
1
)
and
arg
(
z
2
)
are
π
5
and
π
3
respectively, then find
(
arg
z
1
+
arg
z
2
)
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Solution
Fact:
Arg
(
z
)
+
Arg
(
¯
¯
¯
z
)
=
0
So
Arg
(
z
1
)
=
−
π
5
, also given
Arg
(
z
2
)
=
π
3
Hence
Arg
(
z
1
)
+
Arg
(
z
2
)
=
−
π
5
+
π
3
=
2
π
15
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