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Find the value of k, if 2 is one of the roots of quadratic equation x^2 +kx+6=0​

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Answered by decentdileep
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K=-5

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Answered by yogeswari12344
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Answer:

given 2 ^X +KX+6

given that one root is 2

so that

in place of X we can substitute 2

than,

2(4)+k(2)+6=0

8+2k+6=0

14+2k=0

2k=-14

k=-14/2

k=-7

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