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The equation z^(2)-i|z-1|^(2)=0, where i...

The equation `z^(2)-i|z-1|^(2)=0,` where `i=sqrt(-1),`has.

A

no real root

B

no purely imaginary root

C

all roots inside `|z|=1`

D

atleast two roots

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