Let z be a comples number such that the ...

Let `z` be a comples number such that the imaginary part of `z` is non-zero and `a=z^(2)+z+1` is real. Then a cannot take the value :

A

-1

B

`1/3`

C

`1/2`

D

`3/4`

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The correct Answer is:

D

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