find the value of k(-4) is a zero of polynomial x^2-x-(2k+2)
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To find the value of k so that negative for becomes a root of this polynomial.
x^2 -x- (2K -2)
First simplify the given polynomial.
=> x^2 - x -2k +2
Second, substitute the value (- 4) in place of x
» (-4)^2 - (-4) -2K +2 =0
» 16 + 4 + 2 -2K = 0
» 22 -2k = 0
» -2K = -22
» k = 11
Thanks for the value of k = 11 negative for will be the root of the polynomial.
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Step-by-step explanation:
question:
if -4 is a zero of polynomial x²-x-(2+2k) find value of k
Answer:
-4 is zero of x²-x-(2+2k)
value of k =>
p(-4)=> (-4)²-(-4)-(2+2k)=0
=> 20= 2 + 2k
k = 9
ans= 9
hope this helps you
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