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The center of a regular hexagon is at the point z=i. If one of its vertices is at 2+i, then the adjacent vertices of 2+i, are at the points

A

`1 pm 2i`

B

`i+1 pm sqrt3`

C

`2+i(1 pm sqrt3)`

D

`1+i (1 pm sqrt3)`

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