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2. Find the value of 'k' for which x=3 is a solution of the quadratic equation
. (k+2) x² – kx+6=0

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Answered by Anonymous
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x=3 is one of the root of quadratic equation ...given

Substituting x=3 in given equation

\bold{(k+2)3^{2}-3k+6=0}

\bold{9k+18-3k+6=0}

\bold{6k+24=0}

\bold{6k=-24}

\bold{k=\frac{-24}{6}}

\bold{k=-4}

The value of k is -4.

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