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Mathematics, 03.11.2019 03:31 DEJAHHARRIS6055

If neither a nor b are equal to zero, which answer most accurately describes the product of (a + bi)(a - bi)?

the imaginary part is zero.
the real part is zero.
the imaginary part is positive.
the real part is not positive.

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