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The points P,Q denote the complex numbers, `barz_(1),barz_(2)` in the Argand diagram. O. is the origin. If ` bar(z_(1)z_(2))+ bar (z_(2)z_(1))=0`, show that `anglePOQ=90^(@)`

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