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Find the value of K, if the roots of the equation (3K + 1)x2 + (11 + K)x + 9 = 0 are equal

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Answered by Divyansh50800850
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\text{since, \:roots\: are \:equal.}

hence, D = 0

so,

here a = (3k+1), b = (11+k), c = 9

then,

D = 0

{b}^{2}-4ac = 0

{(11+k)}^{2}-4×(3k+1)×9 = 0

{(11)}^{2}+{k}^{2}+2×11×k-4×9(3k+1) = 0

1331 + {k}^{2}+ 22k -36(3k+1) = 0

1331 + {k}^{2}+ 22k -108k -36 = 0

{k}^{2} +22k-108k+1331-36 = 0

{k}^{2} -86k + 1295 = 0

\text{Now, \:mid \:term \:split}

\text{we \:get,}

Your question is little bit wrong I think so.

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