Question

According to the complex conjugates theorem, if 5-i5 − i is a root of a function what else is a root?

Answer 1

Answer:

5 + i

Step-by-step explanation:

The complex conjugates theorem states that if (a + ib) is a root of a polynomial equation then the complex conjugate (a - ib) will also be its root.

Now, in our case (5 - i) is a root of a polynomial.

The complex number (5 - i) has conjugate and it is (5 + i).

Therefore, (5 + i) will also be a root of the same polynomial. (Answer)