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Consider the quadratic equation `az^(2)+bz+c=0` where `a,b,c` are non-zero complex numbers. Now answer the following.
The condition that the equation has both roots purely imaginary is

A

`(a)/(a)=(b)/(b)=(c)/(c)`

B

`(a)/(a)=(b)/(b)=(c)/(c)`

C

`(a)/(a)=(b)/(b)=-(c)/(c)`

D

`(a)/(a)=-(b)/(b)=(c)/(c)`

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