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Point <em>A</em> represents the complex conjugate z₁ and point L represents the complex conjugate of z₂ respectively
The complex conjugate of a complex number is a complex number that having equal magnitude in the real and imaginary part as the complex number to which it is a conjugate, but the imaginary part of the complex conjugate has an opposite sign to the original complex number
Therefore, graphically, the complex conjugate is a reflection of the original complex number across the x-axis because the transformation for a reflection of the point (x, y) across the x-axis is given as follows;
Preimage (x, y) reflected across the <em>x</em> axis give the image (x, -y)
Where in a complex number, we have;
x = The real part
y = The imaginary part
The reflection of z₁ across the x-axis gives the point <em>A</em>, while the reflection of z₂ across the x-axis gives the point <em>L</em>
Therefore;
Point <em>A</em> represents the complex conjugate z₁ and point L represents the complex conjugate of z₂
Learn more about complex numbers here;
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