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Yeah you are right (2+3I).arg() does not work, but arg(2+3I) works.
But if you want a answer of the form 0.9827 you need arg(2+3*I).n()
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Yeah you are right (2+3I).arg() does not work, but arg(2+3I) works.
But if you want a answer of the form 0.9827 you need arg(2+3*I).n()
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