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[" If a complex number "z" satisfies "|2z+10+10i|<=5sqrt(3)-5," then the least principal argument of "z" is "],[[" (A) "-(5 pi)/(6)," (B) "-(11 pi)/(12)," (C) "-(3 pi)/(4)," (D) "-(2 pi)/(3)]]

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