If $z = a + ib$, what is $z - \bar{z}$?
A$0$
B$2ib$
C$2a$
D$-2ib$
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. $2ib$
$(a + ib) - (a - ib) = 2ib$. Real parts cancel.
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