Find k so that one root of the equation 2kx2–20x + 21 = 0 exceed the other by 2.
step by step explanation please
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
let the two roots be x and x+2
2x+2=20/2k=10/k
2x=(10/k)-2
2x=(10-2k)/k
x=(5-k)/k
(x)(x+2)=21/2k
((5-k)/k)((5-k)/k+2)=21/2k
((5-k)/k)(5-k+2k)/k=21/2k
(5-k)(5+k)/k^2=21/2k
25-k^2=21k/2
50-2k^2=21k
2k^2+21k-50=0
2k^2-4k+25k-50=0
2k(k-2)+25(k-2)=0
2k=-25,k=2
k=-25/2
Answered by
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Step-by-step explanation:
2x
2
+kx−2=0
1) if one root os -2 then
if satisfy the equation
2(−2)
2
+k(−2)−2=0
8−2−2k=0
k=
2
6
=3
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