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If `omega` is any complex number such that `z omega=|z|^(2)` and `|z-barz|+|omega+baromega|=4`, then as `omega` varies, then the area bounded by the locus of `z` is

A

`8sqrt2` units

B

`4sqrt2` units

C

8 units

D

4 units

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