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When dividing z1 by z2 in polar form, the argument of the quotient is
Asum of the arguments
Bratio of arguments
Cdifference of arguments
Dproduct of arguments
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. difference of arguments
Division reverses multiplication, so moduli divide and arguments subtract.
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