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find the value of k for which x=1 is a root of the equation ( x square + k x + 3 ) = 0 . Also, find the other root.

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Answered by Panzer786
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Hii friend,

X = 1

P(X) = X²+KX-3

Putting X = 1

P(1) = (1)² + K × 1 +3

=> 1 + K + 3 = 0

=> K = -4

P(X) = X²-4X+3

=> X²-3X-X+3

=> X(X-3) -1(X-3)

=> (X-3) (X-1)

=> X-3 = 0. OR X-1 = 0

=> X = 3. OR X = 1

Hence,

the Value of K is -4 and 3 , 1 are the two zeros of the polynomial X²-4X+3.


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Answered by hardikmajumdar1
20

Answer:

Hii friend,

X = 1

P(X) = X²+KX-3

Putting X = 1

P(1) = (1)² + K × 1 +3

=> 1 + K + 3 = 0

=> K = -4

P(X) = X²-4X+3

=> X²-3X-X+3

=> X(X-3) -1(X-3)

=> (X-3) (X-1)

=> X-3 = 0. OR X-1 = 0

=> X = 3. OR X = 1

Hence,

the Value of K is -4 and 3 , 1 are the two zeros of the polynomial X²-4X+3.

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