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Arg(z)-Arg(-z)=Arg(-1)=pi but Arg(-z)-Arg(z)=Arg(-1) is not equal to piexplain mathematically

Nehal Gupta , 14 Years ago
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kirti desai

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We have Arg(Z) - Arg(-z) = Arg(-1) = pi . this information is given.

now we have to prove that Arg(-Z) - Arg(Z) = Arg(-1) ≠ pi.

from given information we can write as,

Arg(-Z) = Arg(Z) - pi.

plug this value in Arg(-Z) - Arg(Z) , we get,

Arg(Z) - pi - Arg(Z) = -pi .thsi proves the result.

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