Calculate the magnitude of c as a function on constant x

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Let a = 2 + j and b = 3 - xj be complex numbers where 'x' is an arbitrary constant. Let c = ab (i.e., complex number 'c' is the product of 'a' and 'b'). Calculate the magnitude of c as a function on constant 'x'.

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