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Let `z_(k)=cos((2kpi)/(10))+isin((2kpi)/(10))`,k=1,2,…,9. Then match the column

A

`{:(, ,A,B,C,D),(,(a),1,2,4,3):}`

B

`{:(, ,A,B,C,D),(,(b),2,1,3,4):}`

C

`{:(, ,A,B,C,D),(,(b),1,2,3,4):}`

D

`{:(, ,A,B,C,D),(,(b),2,1,4,3):}`

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