12.5 Given the complex numbers Z_(1)=-3 j4 and Z_(2) = 12 j5, find: (a) Z_(1)Z_(2), (b) (Z_(1))/(Z_(2)^(*)1) (c) (Z_(1) Z_(2))/(Z_(1)-Z_(2))
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