Answer:
Last given option is the correct answer:
"The product of complex conjugates is a sum of two squares and is always a real number."
Explanation:
The product of two conjugates can be described and solved like this:
![(a + b\,i) \,(a - b\,i)= a^2-a\,b\.i+a\,b\,i-b^2\,i^2=a^2+0-b^2\,(-1)= a^2+b^2](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/high-school/s2w5lznqzyz7fqsyvh375x6yna0s650c71.png)
so, no matter what the values for the real values a and b are, the product is always a real number and the sum of two squares.