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If z(1)=9y^(2)-4-10ix, z(2)=8y^(2)-20i, ...

If `z_(1)=9y^(2)-4-10ix, z_(2)=8y^(2)-20i`, where `z_(1)=bar(z)_(2)`, then find `z=x+iy`

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