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Solve the equation `z^(2)+|Z|=0` where z is a complex quantity.

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`z=0 or ior -1`
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  • The number of solutions of the equation z^2+absz^2=0 , where zinc is

    A
    one
    B
    two
    C
    three
    D
    infinite

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