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find the value of K if y+3 is a factor of 3y2+ky +6​

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Answered by ItzAryananda
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Find K

 , if g(y) (y + 3) is a factor of p(y) 3y^2 + ky + 6. On verifying the above p(y) by putting the value of k as 11. Therefore , k = 11

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Answered by rock2604
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Answer:

p(x)=3y2+ky +6=0

p(-3)= 3(-3)^{2}+k(-3)+6=0

       27-3k+6=0

        33 -3k=0

            -3k= -33

               k= -33/-3= 11

∴ k=11

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