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Let Z(1),Z(2) be two complex numbers wh...

Let `Z_(1),Z_(2)` be two complex numbers which satisfy `|z-i| = 2` and `|(z-lambda i)/(z+lambda i)|=1` where `lambda in R,` then `|z_(1)-z_(2)|` is

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