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Find the complex conjugate z1=3i+8

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Answer:

8 - 3i

Explanation:

Given a complex number z = a ± bi then

The complex conjugate is a ∓ bi

Here z = 3i + 8 = 8 + 3i , thus conjugate is 8 - 3i

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