Given the complex number z=3-j.2.1.1 Show z on an Argand diagram.2.1.2 Rewrite z in polar form.2.1.3 Find z.2.2The total impedance of an AC circuit containing two impedances Z₁Z₁22.and Z2 in parallel is given by Z=Z₁ + Z₂Find Z when Z₁ = 2-jand Z2 = 3+j.2.3Identify the following curves and rewrite the equations in standard form:2.3.1 4x² - y² = 162.3.2 2x²-8x+ y² +6y+15=02.1

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2.1 Given the complex number z=3-j. 2.1.1 Show z on an Argand diagram. 2.1.2 Rewrite z in polar form. 2.1.3 Find zº.