Alpha and beta are the roots of the quadratic polynomial x2-(k-6)x+2k+1) find the value of k if alpha +beta =alpha beta
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Step-by-step explanation.
X2-(k-6)+(2k+1)=0
Alpha+Beta=-b/a
Alpha+Beta=-(-k-6)/1
Alpha+Beta=(k-6)
And
Alpha×Beta=c/a
Alpha×Beta=(2k+1)/1
Alpha×Beta=(2k+1)
We Find Value Of K
Alpha+Beta=Alpha×Beta
(K-6)=(2k+1)
K-2k=1+6
-1k=7
K=7/-1
K=-7
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