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Find 10 rational numbers between -3/4 and 5/6​

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Answered by pankaj8765
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Answer:

-3/4 , 5/6

-3/4×3/3 , 5/6×2/2 (LCM=12)

-9/12 , 10/12

Therefore, 10 rational numbers between -3/4 and 5/6 are -8/12, -7/12, -6/12, -5/12, -4/12, -3/12, -2/12, -1/12, 0/12 and 1/12.

Answered by moongirl30
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Answer:

If x = 2 and x = 3 are roots of the equation 3x^2 - 2kx + 2m =0 .Find the value of k and m?

we \:  know \:  that  \: is \:  is \:  possible \:  to \:  factor \:  a \:  polynomial  \: using \:  its  \: roots. For  \: a  \: quadratic \:  polynomial \:  this  \: means \:  that  \: we  \: can  \: write  \: it  \: as \:  (x -  r_{1})(x -  r{2}).(x−r1)(x−r2). In  \: this \:  case  \: we \:  have \:  the  \: roots  \: 2 \:  and  \: 3  \: meaning  \: the  \: polynomial  \: can  \: be  \: written  \: as:(x−2)(x−3)=x {}^{2} −3x−2x+6=x {}^{2} −5x+6

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