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Find the modulus and argument of the complex numbers : (i) `(1+i)/(1-i)` (ii) `1/(1+i)`

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(i) `z = (1+i)/(1-i)**(1+i)/(1+i) = (1+i^2+2i)/(1+1) = i = 0+i`
In polar form,
`r(cos theta + isin theta) = 0+i`
`=> rcos theta = 0 and rsin theta = 1`
`=> r^2(cos^2 theta+sin^2theta) = 0^2+1^2`
`=> r^2 = 1=> r = 1`
Now, `cos theta = 1 => theta = pi/2`
so, modulus is `1` and argument is `pi/2`.

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