Math, asked by zainabmehwish, 6 months ago

Find the value of k , if y+3 is a factor of 3y (square)+ky+6

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Answered by komalsharmasharma199
2

Answer:

k=-11

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the question,

Given,

y+3 is a factor of 3y^2+ky+6 = 0

and the equation is 3y^2+ky+6 = 0

So,

y= -3

when put y= -3

The equation becomes equal to zero

Now,

3y^2+ky+6 = 0

put y = -3

3(-3)^2+3k+6 = 0\\27 + 3k + 6 = 0\\33  + 3k = 0\\3k = -33\\k = -11

Hence, the value of k is equal to -11.

Answered by royalstickersin
0

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