find the value of a so that-2 is root of 2x^2-x+a
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a = -10
Note:
★ The possible values of the variable which satisfy the equation are called its roots .
★ A quadratic equation can have atmost two roots .
Solution:
Here,
The given quadratic equation is :
2x² - x + a = 0
Also,
It is given that , x = -2 is a root of given equation .
Thus,
x = -2 must satisfy the given quadratic equation.
Now,
Putting x = -2 in the given quadratic equation , we get ;
=> 2x² - x + a = 0
=> 2(-2)² - (-2) + a = 0
=> 8 + 2 + a = 0
=> 10 + a = 0
=> a = -10
Hence,
The required value of a is (-10) .
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