find the value of k if (x-3) is a factor of x²-kx-2
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If (x-3) is the factor of the given equation then even 3 must be a root of the given equation.
Let the roots of the equation be a and b.
Therefore,
Product of roots = Constant term / coefficient of x^2
a*b = -2
3*b=-2
b = -2/3
Now,
Sum of roots = -Coefficient of x / coefficient of x^2
3+(-2/3) = k
Therefore,
k = 7/3.
Hope this helps you !!
Let the roots of the equation be a and b.
Therefore,
Product of roots = Constant term / coefficient of x^2
a*b = -2
3*b=-2
b = -2/3
Now,
Sum of roots = -Coefficient of x / coefficient of x^2
3+(-2/3) = k
Therefore,
k = 7/3.
Hope this helps you !!
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