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Find 'K' , if -2 is the zero of the polynomial
 {x}^{2}  - kx + 4

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Answered by chitrasaboo98
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p(x)= x2-kx+4

-2 is the zero of the polynomial (Given)

so, p(-2)= (-2)² - k(-2)+ 4= 0

4+2k+4= 0

2k+8= 0

k= -8/2

k= (-4)

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