Math, asked by kunalwadhwani, 1 year ago

ans Q7...............

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Answered by RishabhBansal
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Hey!!!

As promised I'm here to solve your question

But again I'll solve on paper for best understanding

=> k = 10

Hope this helps
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kunalwadhwani: i dint get it....can u xplain me
RishabhBansal: sure
RishabhBansal: first we found the value of that zero alpha and then put it in the formula simple!!
kunalwadhwani: thnx
kunalwadhwani: u r genius
RishabhBansal: welcome
kunalwadhwani: listen the Q4 is wrong n
RishabhBansal: ask that seperately I'll answer
kunalwadhwani: ok
Answered by TheLifeRacer
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Hello ☺

Let one zero of this polynomial is y
then another zero must be y³ A/Q

And here given

 \alpha \times \beta = 16 - - - 1)
(given )

so, y ×y³ = 16

y⁴ = 16

y = 2

•°• \alpha + \beta = k

And y³ = 2³ = 8

And , y + y³ = k

Hence , 2 + 8 = k

10 = k

k= 10 Answer

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