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Let `z_(1),z_(2) " and " z_(3)` be three complex numbers in AP.
`bb"Statement-1"` Points representing `z_(1),z_(2) " and " z_(3)` are collinear `bb"Statement-2"` Three numbers a,b and c are in AP, if b-a=c-b

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