Let z and omega be complex numbers such ...

Let z and omega be complex numbers such that `|z|=|omega|` and arg (z) dentoe the principal of z.
Statement-1: If argz+ arg `omega=pi`, then `z=-baromega`
Statement -2: `|z|=|omega|` implies arg z-arg `baromega=pi`, then `z=-baromega`

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