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If the equation `ax^(2) +bx+c=0, 0 lt a lt b lt c`,
has non real complex roots `z_(1) and z_(2)` then

A

`|z_(1)|gt 1, |z_(2)|lt 1`

B

`|z_(1)| lt 1, |z_(2)| lt 1`

C

`|z_(1)| lt 1, |z_(2)| gt 1`

D

`|z_(1)| gt 1, |z_(2)| gt 1`

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