Physics, asked by saurya277217, 9 months ago

Find the value of k, for which one root of the quadratic equation kx²-14x+18=0 is 3.​

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Answered by arjun8734
0

Explanation:

For the quadratic equation kx²-14x+18 = 0,

one root is 3

So, x=3 must satisfied to the quadratic equation.

=> k(3)²-14(3) +18 = 0

=> 9k-42+18 = 0

=> 9k = 42-18

=> 9k=24

=> k=24/9

=> k = 8/3

Answered by Anonymous
26

Heya mate......

Kx²-14x+18=0

Where x=3

Now, put x=3

K×3²-14×3+18= 0

9k-14×3+18=0

9K-42+18=0

9k=42-18

9k=24

k =  \frac{24}{9}

K= 8/3

Hence the value of k =8/3.

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