If a complex number z satisfies |2z+10+1...

If a complex number `z` satisfies `|2z+10+10 i|lt=3sqrt(3)-5,` then the least principal argument of `z` is a.`-(5pi)/6` b. `-(11pi)/(12)` c. `-(3pi)/4` d. `-(2pi)/3`

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