Math, asked by rakshit233, 1 year ago

find the value of k for which 1 root of quadratic equation is kx^-14x+8=0 is 2

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Answered by Panzer786
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Given that one root of the given quadratic equation is 2.

P(x ) = kx² - 14x + 8 = 0


p (2 ) = k × 2² - 14 × 2 + 8 = 0



=> 4k - 28 + 8 = 0



=> 4k - 20 = 0


=> 4k = 20


=> k = 20/4

=> k = 5



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Answered by BrainlyKing5
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\underline{\large{\textbf{\Hey Mate Here Is Your Answer }}}

\underline{\underline{\textbf{Question}}}

To Find Value Of "K" If 1 Root Of Quadratic Equation

\mathbf{k{x}^{2}\:-14x + 8} Is \bold{"2 "}

So Now Let's Move For Solution...

\underline{\underline{\textbf{Solution...}}}

So Now Let ..

\mathbf{P(X) \:= \:k{X}^{2}\: - 14x\:+8 = 0}

\textbf{Now According to Question It's Said That 2 Is one Of The Root Of }

\textbf{P(X)=0 There For P(2)}

\textbf{Should Be Also Equal To 0}

Therefore..

\mathbf{P(2) = 0}

That Is ..

\mathbf{P(2)\: = \:k\: {(2)}^{2} \:- \:14(2)\: + \:8 \:= \:0 }

That Is ..

\mathbf{P(2) \:= \:4k \:-28 \:+ \:8 \:=\: 0}

That Is Equal To...

\mathbf{P(2)\: = \:4k \:-20 \:= \:0}

That Is Now Taking -20 To RHS We Have ...

\mathbf{P(2) \:= \:4k =\: 20}

That Is We Have...

\mathbf{k\:=\:\frac{20}{4}}

That Is..

\boxed{\mathbf{k\:=\:5}}

Hence The Required Answer Is ...

\boxed{\boxed{\mathbf{k\:=\:5}}}

\boxed{\boxed{\bold{THANKS...}}}

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