There are two questions in total. Please answer question 2. Thank you.

The code for Question 1 is below:

#include using namespace std; class Complex { double real,imag; public: Complex(){} //default constructor Complex(double r,double i):real(r),imag(i){} //parametrized constructor friend istream& operator>>(istream& i,Complex& c); //overloaded input friend function friend ostream& operator>(istream& i,Complex& c) { //we use istream& for return part to implement cascading cout>c.real; //User entering real part cout>c.imag; //User entering imaginary part return i; //returning istream object } ostream& operator>c1>>c2; //user entering 2 2 numbers cout

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1) Complex Number Class Extend the Complex class that you completed in last week's Lab Exercises. Recall that a complex number is of the form a + bi where a and b are real numbers and i2-1. For example, 2.45.2i and 5.73 - 6.9i are complex numbers. a is referred to as the real part of the complex number and bi the imaginary part. Make the following changes to the Complex class definition: a) Add a constructor that will take two double arguments and initialize the real and imaginary components respectively. b) Replace the input and output methods with overloaded>> and