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Find the radius and centre of the circle `z bar(z) + (1-i) z + (1+ i) bar(z)- 7 = 0`

A

`1+i`

B

`-1+i`

C

`-1-i`

D

`1`

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The correct Answer is:
C
The given equation can be written as
`zbarz +(1+i)barz-7=0` Clearly, it represents a circle with center at `-1-i` and
Radius `=sqrt(|1+i|^(2)-(-7))= sqrt(2+7)=3`
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