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What is the conjugate? x-\sqrt(2)

What is the conjugate? x-\sqrt(2)
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What is the conjugate? x-\sqrt(2)

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Answer:


x+√(2)

Explanation:

The conjugate of
x-√(2) would simply be
x+√(2). All you have to do is simply change the sign to its opposite.

User Nadir SOUALEM
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