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find the complex conjugate of (2+5i) (-4+6i)

Answers

Answered by SandyK
10
z = -8 + 12i - 9i + 11

z = 3 - 3i

ž = 3 + 3i
Answered by tardymanchester
30

Answer:

The conjugate of the number is 8i-38

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Complex number (2+5i) (-4+6i)

To find : The complex conjugate of the given complex number ?

Solution :

First we solve the given complex number,

(2+5i) (-4+6i)

=-8+12i-20i+30i^2

=-8-8i+30(-1)

=-8-8i-30

=-8i-38

The complex conjugate of a complex number is the number with an equal real part and an imaginary part equal in magnitude but opposite in sign.

The conjugate of the number is 8i-38

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