Math, asked by singhrai13642, 4 months ago

find the value of k 2x^+kx+3=0

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Answered by sikharaninayak96

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Answer:

Given equation has equal roots,

So, its Discriminant, D=0

D=k2−4(2)(3)=0

⟹k2=24

⟹k=−+24

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