Find the value of ((a+b)/(a-b)) , Mathematics

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If arg (a/b) = pi/2, then find the value of ((a+b)/(a-b)) where a,b are complex numbers.

Ans) Arg (a/b) =Pi/2

Tan-1 (a/b)= Pi/2

A/B = tanP/2 ,therefore a/b=infinity.

Or b=0

As per your question a+b/a-b= 1

As a and b are complex numbers the answer is "i"

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