z and ω are two non zero complex number such that |z| = |ω| and Arg z + Arg ω = π, then z…
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z and ω are two non zero complex number such that
|z| = |ω| and Arg z + Arg ω = π, then z equals
|z| = |ω| and Arg z + Arg ω = π, then z equals
- \(\bar{\omega}\)
- –\(\bar{\omega}\)
- ω
- –ω
Answer
(B) –
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