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what is the argument of -3i​

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Answered by sharansh1742
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Explanation:

By definition the principal argument Arg(z) in usually defined in the interval (−π,π] therefore

Arg(8i)=π/2

If we do not refer to the principal value therefore we can use any

arg(8i)=π/2+2kπk∈Z

that is

8i=8ei(π/2+2kπ)

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