plz ,solve correct and fast Let o : R? → C be the map defined by p(x, y) = z, where z=x+ iy, Let f:C→ C bethe function f(z) =z": and F = o' fp. Which of the following are correct?%3D%3D(a)The linear transformation T(x,y)%3Dyrepresents the derivative of F at(x, y).(b)The linear transformation T(x,y)= 2represents the derivative of F at(c)(d)(х, у).The linear transformation T(z) = 2z represents the derivative of f at z e C.The linear transformation T(z) = 2z represents the derivative of f only at 0.

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