12.1. For each of the following domains, determine whether it is simplyconnected, multiply connected, or neither (not connected):(a). A = {2:0< |2z - 1|<3},(b). B = {2: Arg z #0},(c). C= {z: z-i| > 1,(d). D = {2: Im z #0},2-3 > 3 and 2<10},(e). E = {2:|2|<1 and Rez < 0},(f). F= C-{x+iy: 0≤x≤3}.

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