Question

8- square root 3 is the conjugate of 8+ square root 3

Answer 1

The answer is False right

Answer 2

cause there's minus

Answer 3

isn't it true, because conjugate is like the opposite...
but maybe i'm wrong

Answer 4

maybe your right I think I am wrong

Answer 5

\((a+b)\) has conjugate \((a-b)\)

Answer 6

so the answer would be True

Answer 7

@UnkleRhaukus Can the conjugate of (a+b) be (b-a)?

Answer 8

as well*

Answer 9

ok thanks

Answer 10

@Azteck im not sure, maybe

Answer 11

Ah okay. Because (a+b) can be written as (b+a). Probably is.

Answer 12

your probably right @Azteck

Answer 13

but i think in this case we are talking about the irrational conjugate, so you have to switch the sign of the irrational component , which means that
-√3+8 will Only have have irrational conjugate √3+8