What is the additive inverse of the complex number - 8 + 3i?. - 8 - 3i. - 8 + 3i. 8 - 3i. 8 + 3

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Martin Smith

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15 April, 12:57

What is the additive inverse of the complex number - 8 + 3i?. - 8 - 3i. - 8 + 3i. 8 - 3i. 8 + 3

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Aisha Lewis · Answer 1

The additive inverse of the complex number - 8 + 3i is the number that when added to - 8 + 3i, the sum is equal to zero. In this case, we just have to reverse the operations of the terms. In the case of - 8, the term should have + 8 and for 3i, the term should also have - 3i. Hence the answer is 8 - 3i.