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Algebra Level 4

Let z z and w w be complex numbers such that z + i w = 0 \overline{z} + i \overline{w} = 0 and arg ( z w ) = π \text{arg}(zw) = \pi , then evaluate arg ( z ) \text{arg}(z) .

π / 2 { \pi }/{ 2 } π / 4 { \pi }/{ 4 } 3 π / 4 { 3\pi }/{ 4 } 5 π / 4 { 5\pi }/{ 4 }

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Bakul Choudhary
Aug 6, 2015

Given, z ˉ + i w ˉ = 0 \bar{z}+i\bar{w} =0 taking conjugate of both sides, z i w = 0 z-iw=0 because conjugate of sum is sum of conjugates and conjugate of product is product of conjugates. So, z=iw a r g ( z w ) = a r g ( z ) + a r g ( w ) o r , a r g ( z ) = π a r g ( w ) _ _ ( 1 ) arg(zw)=arg(z)+arg(w)\\ or,\quad arg(z)=\pi -arg(w)\ \ \ \ \ \ \_ \_ (1) and, a r g ( z ) = a r g ( i ) + a r g ( w ) o r , a r g ( z ) = π 2 + a r q ( w ) _ _ ( 2 ) arg(z)= arg(i) +arg(w)\\ or, \quad arg(z) = \frac { \pi }{ 2 } + arq(w) \ \ \ \ \ \ \_ \_ (2) adding equations (1) and (2), 2 a r g ( z ) = π + π 2 2arg(z)=\pi +\frac { \pi }{ 2 } therefore, a r g ( z ) = 3 π 4 \boxed { arg(z)=\frac { 3\pi }{ 4 } }

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