SOLUTION: z1=-23+7i
z2=4+11i
z3=-4-12i
z=z1*z2*z3/z1+z2
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Question 948964: z1=-23+7i
z2=4+11i
z3=-4-12i
z=z1*z2*z3/z1+z2
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