Question

What is the answer? The conjugate of 3− √ x is

Answer 1

`3+√(x)`

Step-by-step explanation:

`\text{A conjugate in mathematics is a number formed by changing the sign between}\\\text{two terms in a binomial. A complex number with imaginary part, when}\\\text{multiplied with it's conjugate gives a real number; an irrational number, when }\\\text{multiplied with it's conjugate gives a rational number.}`