Given: ∣z+2−3i∣≤1
Putting, z=x+iy.
⇒(x+2)2+(y−3)2≤1...(i)
For the circle represented in equation (i), centre is (−2,3) and radius, r=1.
It is given that, z(1+i)+z(1−i)≤−8
⇒(x+iy)(1+i)+(x−iy)(1−i)≤−8
⇒x+ix−y+iy+x−ix−iy−y≤−8
⇒2x−2y≤−8
⇒x−y+4=0
So, the line passing through (3,−2) and perpendicular to x−y+4=0 is given by, x+y−1=0.

So, the distance of line x−y+4=0 from the centre (−2,3) is given by,
d=∣2−2−3+4∣
⇒d=21
Now, x+y−1=0 can be rewritten as,
2−1x+2=21y−3=CAorCB
For CA=2−1 and CB=1, A≡(2−3,25) and B≡(2−1−2,21+3).
⇒∣z1∣2=(2+21)2+(3+21)2
⇒∣z1∣2=4+21+22+9+21+32
⇒∣z1∣2=14+52
⇒∣z2∣2=2(49+425)
⇒∣z2∣2=17
⇒∣z1∣2+2∣z2∣2=31+52
⇒α=31,β=5
⇒α+β=36