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The points A,B and C represent the complex numbers `z_(1),z_(2),(1-i)z_(1)+iz_(2)` respectively, on the complex plane (where, `i=sqrt(-1)`). The `/_\ABC`, is

A

isosceles but not right angled

B

right angled but not isosceles

C

isosceles and right angled

D

None of the above

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C
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