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find the value of k , if x-2 is a factor of x²+4x+6k​

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Answered by deshmukhsujal643
3

Answer:

K is equal to (-2)

Step-by-step explanation:

Since x-2 is a factor of x

 {x}^{2} + 4x + 6k

therefore put x=2 in the equation and equate it with 0

( {2}^{2}) + 4 \times 2 + 6k = 0

12+6k =0

This means that k = (-12)/6

k is equal to (-2)

Answered by TheMist
213

\huge\bf\underline{Answer}:

\large \leadsto \sf k = -2

\huge\bf\underline{Solution}:

If (x-2) is factor of x²+4x+6k​

then , x will be equal to 2 .

So, x = 2

Here , we have to put the value of x in given Equation,

\leadsto \bf x^2+ 4x+6k \\\\ \sf \implies 2^2 + 4 \times 2 + 6k = 0 \\\\ \sf \implies 4 + 8 + 6k = 0 \\\\\implies \sf 12 + 6k = 0 \\\\ \sf \implies 6k = -12 \\\\ \implies\underline{\boxed{{ \pink{k = -2}}}} \\

Therefore,

\textbf{Value of k is -2}

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