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Problem 5. Find (and describe or sketch) the solution sets to the following, with z a...

Problem 5. Find (and describe or sketch) the solution sets to the following, with z a complex variable.
(a)
Re(e^z) = Im(e^z)
(b)
Re(ie^z) = Im(ie^z)

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