Let z be a complex number and i=sqrt(-1)...

Let `z` be a complex number and `i=sqrt(-1)` then the number of common points which satisfy `arg(z-1-i)=(pi)/(6)` and `arg((z-1-i)/(z+1-i))=(pi)/(2)` is

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