Math, asked by mrHarshitNigam, 1 year ago

find the value of k for which one root of the equation kx2-14x+8=0 is six times the other

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Answered by nitthesh7
5
let one root be α and the other be 6α
In p(x)=kx²-14x+8=0
then
Sum of zeroes=-b/a
               α+6α=-(-14)k
                   7α=14/k
                     α=2/k
Product of zeroes=c/a
                            6α×α=8/k
                               6α²=8/k
                          6(2/k)²=8/k
                              24/8=k²/k ⇒ k=3

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Answered by KanikAb
1
Let the one root be α

And the other root be 6α

Now the given equation is kx^2-14x+8

Sum of two roots =-b/a
=>α+6α=14/k
=>7α=14/k
=>α=14/7k
=>α=2k

Now,
The product of two roots =c/a
=>α.6α=8/k
=>6α^2=8/k........¡

Putting α=2k in ¡ we get
=>6×2/k×2/k=8/k 24/k=8/k K=3
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