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The conjugate of a sum z1 + z2 equals
Aproduct of conjugates
Bnegative of the sum
Csum of the conjugates
Dconjugate of z1 minus z2
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. sum of the conjugates
Conjugation changes only the sign of the imaginary parts, so it distributes over addition.
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