SOLUTION: Given |z1|=|z2| show that arg(z1+z2) = {{{arg((z1+z2)^2)}}}. I don't how how to use |z1| = |z2|. Without that, I can work out that argz1 + argz2 = 2arg(z1+z2), but they don't

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Question 1167491: Given |z1|=|z2| show that arg(z1+z2) = .
I don't how how to use |z1| = |z2|. Without that, I can work out that
argz1 + argz2 = 2arg(z1+z2), but they don't equal one another.

Answer by ikleyn(52814)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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            This statement is   INCORRECT.



Counter-example:  consider    = 1,    = i.

Then   arg () = ;     arg () =   and the equality fails.


Please do not post  FAKE  problems to this forum.


By doing so,  you steal the tutor's time and my time,  in particular.


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