Let z represent the principal argument of the complex number z . The, z = 3 and arg z - 1 - arg z + 1 = π 4 intersect:

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Let z represent the principal argument of the complex number z . The, z = 3 and arg z - 1 - arg z + 1 = &#960; 4 intersect:

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Correct answer: C. Nowhere

Let z represent the principal argument of the complex number z . The, z = 3 will represent a circle with centre 0 , 0 and radius 3 &#160; units And arg z - 1 - arg z + 1 = &#960; 4 will represent arc of the circle with centre 0 , 1 and radius 2 , now on plotting the diagram, We can see they are intersecting nowhere.

Let z represent the principal argument of the complex number z . The, z = 3 and arg z - 1 - arg z + 1 = π 4 intersect:

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Let z represent the principal argument of the complex number z . The, z = 3 and arg z - 1 - arg z + 1 = &#960; 4 intersect:

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Let z represent the principal argument of the complex number z . The, z = 3 and arg z - 1 - arg z + 1 = π 4 intersect: