Consider two complex numbers z1=-3 + 2i,...

Consider two complex numbers `z_1=-3 + 2i, and z, = 2-3i, z` is a complex number such that `arg((z-z_1)/(z-z_2))=cos^-1(1/sqrt10)` then locus of z is a circle whose radius is

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