Complex conjugate zeros in pure RC ckt

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Hi,
Is there a possibility of getting a complex conj zeros in pure RC ckt.
we never get complex conj poles but how about complex conj zeros.
regards,
Asif
 
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Claude
 
I need explanation why we don't get complex conj zeros in a pure RC circuit.
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asif
 
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