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Show that the folowing complex numbers have the same argument.

a. z1 = 3 + 3√3i and z2 = 1 + √3i
b. z1 = 1 + i and z2 = 4 + 4i

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(a) We have given that
z_1=3+3√(3)i

And
z_2=1+√(3)i

We have to prove that both complex number has same argument

Argument is given by
\Theta =tan^(-1)((imaginary\ part)/(real\ part))

Argument of
z_1=tan^(-1)(3√(3))/(3)=tan^(-1)√(3)=60^(\circ)

Argument of
z_2=tan^(-1)(√(3))/(1)=tan^(-1)√(3)=60^(\circ)

Hence both
z_!\ and\ z_2 have same argument

(b) We have given We have given that
z_1=1+i

And
z_2=4+4i

We have to prove that both complex number has same argument

Argument is given by
\Theta =tan^(-1)((imaginary\ part)/(real\ part))

Argument of
z_1=tan^(-1)(1)/(1)=tan^(-1)1=45^(\circ)

Argument of
z_2=tan^(-1)(4)/(4)=tan^(-1)1=45^(\circ)

Hence both
z_!\ and\ z_2 have same argument

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