How do I find the complex conjugate of 14+12i?

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Lee E.
Nov 23, 2014

The complex conjugate should have the same "real" answer and the opposite "imaginary" element. They are in the form a+bi, a−bi

So, for 14+12i the complex conjugate will be 14−12i.

The primary use is that when one multiplies the two terms together, the answer is always a real number.

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