Geometrical Representation of Argument and Modulus
Let z = cosθ ...
Question
Let z=(cosθ+isinθcosθ−isinθ),π4<θ<π2, then arg(z) will be
A
2θ
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B
π−2θ
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C
θ
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D
π+2θ
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Solution
The correct option is A2θ We have, z=(cosθ+isinθcosθ−isinθ) arg(z)=arg(cosθ+isinθ)−arg(cosθ−isinθ)+2kπ,k∈Z=θ−(−θ)+2kπ=2θ+2kπ
Hence for k=0 arg(z)=2θ,π2<2θ<π