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Let `a ,b ,a n dc` be any three nonzero complex number. If `|z|=1a n d' z '` satisfies the equation `a z^2+b z+c=0,` prove that `a ( bara) =c (barc) a n d|a||b|=sqrt(a c( bar b )^2)`

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