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find the positive value of k for which the equation X square + kx + 64 equal to zero and x square - 8 x + K is equal to zero will have real roots​

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Answered by rudra09
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Answered by mahajan789
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Given, x^{2}+kx=64=0 and x^{2}-8x+k=0will have real roots.

So, for real roots

b^{2}-4ac\geq 0\\\therefore k^{2}-4\times 64\geq 0  ......(1)  and  (-8)^{2}-4\times k \geq 0 .....(2)\\

From inequality (1), -16\leq k\leq 16 ....(3)

From inequality (2),k\leq 32  .....(4)

Solving inequalities (3) and (4),-16 \leq k\leq 16

But, given k should be positive, \therefore k > 0

So, the positive values of k for which the equations will have real roots are: k\leq 16

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