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For the quotient z1/z2 in polar form, the argument of the result is
Aarg z1 times arg z2
Barg z1 - arg z2
Carg z1 + arg z2
Dthe mean of the two
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. arg z1 - arg z2
Division reverses multiplication, so the moduli divide and the angles subtract.
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