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Let z= \left ( 2+3i \right )a+\left ( 3-4i \right )b+\left ( i-5 \right ), where  a,b\; \epsilon \; R  is such that \left | z \right |= 0  then a+b equals

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\because \left |z \right |=0\: so\: z=0

\therefore \left ( 2+3i \right )a+\left ( 3-4i \right )b+\left ( i-5 \right )=0

\Rightarrow \: \left ( 2a+3b-5 \right )+i\left ( 3a-4b+1 \right )=0

it is possible when 2a+3b=5 and 3a-4b=-1

Solving this equations we get a=1 and b=1

\therefore Option (A)

 

Property of Modulus of z(Complex Number) -

|z|=0 iff z=0

- wherein

|z|= Modulus of z

 

 


Option 1)

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This is incorrect

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