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If z1 = 3+2i, z2 = 2-3i, then z1+z2 =...

If `z_1 = 3+2i`, `z_2 = 2-3i`, then `z_1+z_2 = `

A

`3-2i`

B

`2+3i`

C

`3+2i`

D

`2-3i`

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