For the complex number $z$, one from $z + \bar z$ and $z\,\bar z$ is
For the complex number $z$, one from $z + \bar z$ and $z\,\bar z$ is
- A
A real number
- B
A imaginary number
- C
Both are real numbers
- D
Both are imaginary numbers
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