Let , , and be three sets of complex numbers defined below: A= z: Im (z) 1 B=…

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Let AA, BB, and CC be three sets of complex numbers defined below: A={z:Im⁡(z)≥1}A=\{z:\operatorname{Im}(z)\geq1\} B={z:∣z−2−i∣=3}B=\{z:|z-2-i|=3\} C={z:Re⁡((1−i)z)=2},where i=−1C=\left\{z:\operatorname{Re}((1-i)z)=\sqrt{2}\right\},\quad \text{where } i=\sqrt{-1} Let zz be any point in A∩B∩CA\cap B\cap C and ω\omega be any point satisfying ∣ω−2−i∣<3|\omega-2-i|<3. Then ∣z∣−∣ω∣+3|z|-|\omega|+3 lies between (1) −6-6 and 33 (2) −3-3 and 66 (3) −6-6 and 66 (4) −3-3 and 99

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