The locus of the complex number z satisf...

The locus of the complex number z satisfying the inequaliyt `log_(1/sqrt(2)) ((|z-1|+6)/(2|z-1|-1))gt1 (2 where |z-1|!= 1/2)` is (A) a circle (B) interior of a circle (C) exterior of circle (D) none of these

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