The magnitude and amplitude of ((1+isqrt...

The magnitude and amplitude of `((1+isqrt(3))(2+2i))/((sqrt(3)-i))` are, respectively
a)`2,(3pi)/(4)` b)`4,(3pi)/(4)`c)`2sqrt(2),(pi)/(4)` d)`2sqrt(2),(3pi)/(4)`

A

`2,(3pi)/(4)`

B

`4,(3pi)/(4)`

C

`2sqrt(2),(pi)/(4)`

D

`2sqrt(2),(3pi)/(4)`

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The correct Answer is:

D

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