If the equation has purely imaginary root and lies on the circle and . Find
implies the complex conjugate of .
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Since it is given that equation has only imaginary roots substitute z=ib find real and imaginary parts of w in terms of b and figure out b by using that modulus of w is 1.Now w + w' is real part of w