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A conjugate (in the context of math) is, simply put, two numbersseparatedby a sign, in which the sign changes.Example:The conjugate of a+b is a-b. Thepositivebecame negative.For your problem (your sign is missing, so I listed two possibilities):The conjugate of 11+17i is 11-17iThe conjugate of 11-17i is 11+17i


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