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One root of a quadratic that has real coefficients is 2-3i. What is the other root?

One root of a quadratic that has real coefficients is 2-3i. What is the other root?
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One root of a quadratic that has real coefficients is 2-3i. What is the other root?

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The answer to this question is (2+3i)
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User Felixbade
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Answer:

2+3i

Explanation:

imaginary roots come in pairs

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