Represent the complex numbers z =1 + i...

Represent the complex numbers
`z =1 + i, bar z = 1 - i, - bar z =- 1 + i, - z =-1 - i ` in Argand's diagram and hence find their arguments from the figure.

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The correct Answer is:

`(7pi)/(4)`

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