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The complex numbers `z_(1), z_(2) and z_(3)` satisfying `(z_(1)-z_(3))/(z_(2)-z_(3))= (1-i sqrt3)/(2)` are the vertices of a traingle which is

A

of area zero

B

right-angled isosceles

C

equilateral

D

obtuse-angled isosceles

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C
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