-4 is a root of the quadratic Equation x^2 + kx-4=0 and the quadratic Equation x^2+px+k=0 find the value of p and k
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let
p(x)=x²+kx-4 & q(x)=x²+px+k,
since -4 is a root of both the quadratic equations then
p(-4) and q(-4) both should be equal to zero.
then
p(-4)=0,
(-4)²+k(-4)-4=0,
16-4k-4=0,
12=4k,
then
k=3,
also
q(-4)=0,
(-4)²+p(-4)+3=0,
16-4p+3=0,
then
19=4p,
p=19/4
p(x)=x²+kx-4 & q(x)=x²+px+k,
since -4 is a root of both the quadratic equations then
p(-4) and q(-4) both should be equal to zero.
then
p(-4)=0,
(-4)²+k(-4)-4=0,
16-4k-4=0,
12=4k,
then
k=3,
also
q(-4)=0,
(-4)²+p(-4)+3=0,
16-4p+3=0,
then
19=4p,
p=19/4
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