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If `z = sqrt(2) sqrt(1 + sqrt(3i)) ` represents a point P in the argand plane and P lies in the third quadrant, then the polar form of z is

A

`[cos ((-4pi)/(3)) + I sin ((-4pi)/(3))]`

B

`2 [cos ((-5pi)/(6)) + I sin ((-5pi)/(6))]`

C

`2 [ cos ((-pi)/(6)) + I sin ((-pi)/(6))]`

D

`2[cos ((-2pi)/(3))+ I sin ((-2pi)/(3))]`

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