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what is the purpose of multiplying by the complex conjugate of the denominator when finding the quotient of complex numbers (1 point)
A: Fractions with imaginary numbers in the numerators are considered unsimplified. Multiplying by the complex conjugate remove imaginary numbers in the numerator.
B:Fractions with imaginary numbers in the denominators are considered unsimplified. Multiplying by the complex conjugate remove imaginary numbers in the denominator.
C:Fractions with imaginary numbers in the denominators are considered unsimplified. Multiplying by the complex conjugate cancels the denominator.
D:Fractions with imaginary numbers in the numerators are considered unsimplified. Multiplying by the complex conjugate cancels the numerator.
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