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z and ω are two non zero complex numbers, such that |z|=|ω| and arg z +arg ω=π then z equals

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Solution

The correct option is B ¯ω
Let
w=r(cosA+isinA)
Therefore
arg(z)=πarg(w)
=πA
Hence z will be
z=|z|(cos(πA)+isin(πA))
=|z|(cosA+isinA)
=|z|(cosAisinA)
Now |z|=|w|=r
Therefore
z=|w|(cosAisinA)
=¯¯¯¯w
Hence, option 'B' is correct.

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