On any given arc of positive length on the unit circle $|z|=1$ in the complex plane,

  • A
    there need not be any root of unity
  • B
    there lies exactly one root of unity
  • C
    there are more than one but finitely many roots of unity
  • D
    there are infinitely many roots of unity

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