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[" 1.If "z" is a complex number satisfying the equation "|z-(1+i)|^(2)=2" and "omega=(2)/(z)," then the locus traced by "],[" ' "[omega'" in the complex plane is "],[(" A ")~ x-y-1=0," (B) "x+y-1=0," (C) "x-y+1=0," (D) "x+y+1=0]]

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