A:rV I TVsheet 2.pdf →Q1: A complex number x=(a + jb) contains two parts, a real part (a) and an imaginary part (b). Write acomputer program using C++ to declare a data structure float_c to represent a complex number.The structure contains two type float members, real and imag, to represent real and imaginaryparts respectively.Q2: Using the data structure in Q1, write for functions to perform the following:• add c( float_c x, float_e yl that returns the sum of the twc complex numbers (x+yl.• negative c float e x) that returns (-x).• conjugate et float c x) that returns (a -jb).Q3: Using the data structure in Q1, and Q2 write for functions to perform the following:subtract_c( float_c x, float_c y that returns the difference of the two complexnumbers (x-V).• multiply c float c x, float c yi that returns the product of the two complexnumbers (x"y)-• divide_c{ float_e x, tioat_c yi that returns the division result of the two complexnumbers (x/y).divide e( float e x, Eloat_e yl that returns the division result of the two complexnumbers (x/y).Hint : review arithmetic operations on complex numbers.(a +jb) + (c + j d) = (a+c) + j (b+d)-fa + j b) = (-a +j (-b))Conjugate(a + j b) = (a -j b)(a + jb) - (c +j d) = ?(a +jb) (c +j d) = (ac - bd) + j (ad + bc)(a + jb)/ (c+jd) = ?Q4: Declare a data structure marks t, which contains the following type int members:• int attendance• int active• int qui2 17/0 to 5//0 to 5//0 to 5//0 to 5//0 to 20/0 to 60int quiz 2• int midExam• int fins 1ExamQ5: Declare a data structure student t for the record of a student as follows:string name//the name of the studant• int class//1,2,3,4//a,b.c,d.• string subtect// e.g. computer programming 3// the notes of chia subjectmarks t notesQ6: Write a program in C++ that contains declares a student_t data structure and defines functions to:• Enter the information to a atudent t object.Print the informatinn nf a stuient +nhiert

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