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The complex numbers `z_(1),z_(2),z_(3)` stisfying `(z_(2)-z_(3))=(1+i)(z_(1)-z_(3)).where i=sqrt(-1),` are vertices of a triangle which is

A

equilateral

B

isosceles

C

right angled

D

scalene

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b,c
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