Math, asked by kavipatel1179, 2 months ago

find the value of k when factor is x-1=0. p(x)=12x^2-3x+k​

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Answered by ishika9054
1

Answer:

p(x) = 12x²-3x+k

zero of the given factor is 1

so, p(1)=12(1)²-3(1)+k

= 12-3+k

= 9+k

9+k=0

k= - 9

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Answered by faizkhan48631
3

Answer:

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