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Edited with the question. Forums are difficult sometimes :)

I know that (A\mp )\mp =A . Where A is an Hermitian operator How does one go about proving this through the standard integral to find Hermitian adjoint operators? I should mention, I don't want anyone to just flat out show me step by step how to do it. I'd just like a solid starting place...

More or less yes. I think I'm over complicating the problems. I'm going to practice a few problems and see how things go. Thanks for the help.

Not sure if Velocity Addition belongs in introductory Physics but it seems relatively introductory to me. I'm having trouble with all aspects of grasping how to attempt these problems logically. Obviously the math behind them is super simple; I just more or less don't know what to plug in where...