modify the class Complex to allow

setting a complex number specified in modulus-argument form. This means that the complex

number can be set by specifying the magnitude (modulus) of the complex number and the angle

(argument) which it makes relative to the x-axis. Hint: Create a function called

setModulusArgument which takes in the modulus and argument (argument should be in

radians) and then convert to a Cartesian complex (z=x+iy) format. Also create a new show

function which shows the complex number in modulus argument format (hint, create a function

called showModulusArgument). Modify and run the main program shown on Page 27 setting

z = 5 + 10i as an input and then output the result in modulus-argument format. Also run the

program using r=10 and =/3 and input and printing the Cartesian version of z. Setting the

inputs and writing the outputs can all be done by modifying main.

using namespace std? class complex I public: Complex () : // Constructor Complex( double x, double x ) I// Orerloaded Cemplex ( ) ; / Destruetor void set (double X, double Y ) : void sum (Complex z) i void show (), private 1 double wi // read part double yi /l imaginary part i 1 Complext fComplex ( ) I x=0,7y=0,2 ) Corplext:Complex (double X, double Y ) l x=xjy=yj Arter aum : z1=3.5+5.31