If x=-7+j6 and y=12-j2. Answer the following parts of the question. 1. Let Z1=xy. The real part of Z1 is ......? 2. The imaginary part of Z1 is ......? 3. Let Z2=x/y. The magnitude of Z2 is ......? 4. The angle \angle Z2 is .........?
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