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Let `A=2/(sqrt(3))e^(-ipi/6), B=2/(sqrt(3))e^(pi/2), C=2/(sqrt(3))e^(-i(5pi)/6)` be three points forming a triangle ABC in the Gaussian plane then the triangle ABC is a) equilateral b) isosceles c) scalene d) Right Angled

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