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Let `alpha` and `beta` be two distinct complex numbers, such that `abs(alpha)=abs(beta)`. If real part of `alpha` is positive and imaginary part of `beta` is negative, then the complex number `(alpha+beta)//(alpha-beta)` may be

A

zero

B

real and negative

C

real and positive

D

purely imaginary

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D
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