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the code i have so far is this #include <iostream> #include \"Complex.h\" using

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the code i have so far is this

#include <iostream>
#include "Complex.h"
using namespace std;

int main()
{
Complex c1(0,0);
Complex c2(1,2);
Complex c3(8,2);
Complex c4(5,-3);

cout << "c1: ";
c1.print();
cout << " c2: ";
c2.print();
cout << " c3: ";
c3.print();
cout << " c4: ";
c4.print();

x=y+z;
cout << " x = y+z" << endl;
x.print();
cout << " = ";
y.print();
cout << " + ";
z.print();

x=y-z;
cout << " x = y-z" << endl;
x.print();
cout << " = ";
y.print();
cout << " - ";
z.print();
cout << endl;


}

C:SchooNCSC11205ProjectsLion2inDebugLion2.exe Hu#8 Complex Numbers in Engineering Author Dr. Jeffery Gray Initial Ualues c1: (0.00, j0.00) Assignment operator c2: (1.00, j2.00) c1: (1.00, j2.00) c4: (5.00, -j3.00) Initial Ualues c3: (8.00, j2.00) ver oaded operator c4 + c3: (13.00, j1.00) Overloaded-operator c4 - c3: (-3.00, -j5.00) Overloaded* operator Overloaded / operator c3 / cH: (1.00, j1.00) (8.00, j2.00) / (5.00, -j3.00) Overloaded | I operator

Explanation / Answer

#include #include #include #include class complex { int i,r; public: void read() { coutr; couti; } void display() { cout