For any real number $r$, let $A_r = \{e^{i \pi r n} : n \in \mathbb{N}\}$ be a set of complex numbers. Then,

  • A
    $A_1, A_{1/\pi}, A_{0.3}$ are all infinite sets
  • B
    $A_1$ is a finite set and $A_{1/\pi}, A_{0.3}$ are infinite sets
  • C
    $A_1, A_{1/\pi}, A_{0.3}$ are all finite sets
  • D
    $A_{0.3}$ is a finite set and $A_{1/\pi}$ is an infinite set

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