Mathematics · Complex Numbers
If sin(θ) + i cos(2θ) and cos(θ) - i sin(2θ) are conjugate to each other, then θ is equal to:
- 1θ = π2
- 2θ = 0
- 3θ = mπ2 + π8✓
- 4θ = nπ
Correct answer
θ = mπ2 + π8
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