Posted by Krissy on Monday, January 21, 2013 at 4:48pm.
2 + √3
if you have a+b then the conjugate is a-b
if you have a-b then the conjugate is a+b
You are creating the pattern for the difference of squares.
Thank you so much that does make scense. I just posted one more kinda like it if you dont mind explaining?
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