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Let `z_(1), z_(2)` are complex numbers and `|z_(1)|=2` and `(1-i)z_(2)+(1+i) z_(2)= K sqrt(2),K>0` such that the minimum value of `|z_(1)-z_(2)|` equals 2 then the value of `|K|` equals

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