SOLUTION: How would I find the conjugate of 3 - radical 2

SOLUTION: How would I find the conjugate of 3 - radical 2

Algebra.Com

Question 463020: How would I find the conjugate of 3 - radical 2
Answer by algebrahouse.com(1659) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3 - √2

conjugate is 3 + √2

same thing, just a different sign between the two terms
www.algebrahouse.com
RELATED QUESTIONS
How do I rationalize a radical denominator consisting of three terms, ie: 1/{1+ sqrt(3)- (answered by edjones)

The conjugate of 1/2+i is what? And how to find... (answered by Alan3354)

What is the conjugate of {{{-2/i^3}}} ? I understand what a conjugate is, and I... (answered by macston)

how would you rationalize the denominator of {{{ radical ^3 radical 2/81... (answered by solver91311)

find the conjugate (in a+bi form):... (answered by funmath)

How do I find the sum of 6+7i and it's conjugate? (answered by tommyt3rd)

Graph the hyperbola (x+3)^2-9(y-4)^2=9 Endpoints of traverse axis? Endpoints of... (answered by Edwin McCravy)

1)how to Find the complex conjugate of (3+5i)/(1+2i) 2)how to Find all the seventh... (answered by solver91311,robertb)

find the complex conjugate of... (answered by jsmallt9)