If alpha=(z-i)/(z+i), show that, when z ...

If `alpha=(z-i)/(z+i),` show that, when `z` lies above the real axis, `alpha` will lie within the unit circle which has center at the origin. Find the locus of `alpha as z ` travels on the real axis from `-ooto+oodot`

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