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lf z1 and z2 are two complex numbers such that |z1|=|z2|+|z1−z2|, then arg(z1)−arg(z2)

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The correct option is B 0
Let A denote the complex number z1 and B denote the complex number z2 on the Argand Plane.
|z1|=OA , where O is the origin.
|z2|=OB
and |z1z2|=AB.
Since, OA=OB+AB , O,A and B are collinear with B lying between O and B.
Hence, arg(z1)=arg(z2)

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