SOLUTION: Find the principal argument Arg(z) 1. z=i/-2-2i 2. z=(√3 -i)^6

SOLUTION: Find the principal argument Arg(z) 1. z=i/-2-2i 2. z=(√3 -i)^6

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Question 1144072: Find the principal argument Arg(z)
1. z=i/-2-2i
2. z=(√3 -i)^6
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