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We have Hermitian operators A and B with x as a complx. conjugate. Explain: Is A+B...

We have Hermitian operators A and B with x as a complx. conjugate. Explain:

Is A+B always hermitian?
Is xB always hermitian?
Is AB always Hermitian?

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