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Given z=f(x)+ig(x) where f,g:(0,1) to (0...

Given `z=f(x)+ig(x)` where `f,g:(0,1) to (0,1)` are real valued functions. Then which of the following does not hold good?

A

`z=1/(1-ix)+i(1/(1+ix))`

B

`z=1/(1+ix)+i(1/(1-ix))`

C

`z=1/(1+ix)+i(1/(1+ix))`

D

`z=1/(1-ix)+i(1/(1-ix))`

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B
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