for what value of k the zeros of polynomial x²-5x+k differs by 1
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SO JUST TAKE LET ZEROES BE A ND A+1
PUTTING A IN PLACE OF X IN EQ.
(A)²-5(A)+k=0
k = 5A - (A)²
Now putting x = A+1
(A+1)² -5A -5 + (5A -A²) =0
A² + 1 +2A -5A - 5 + 5A - A² =0
2A-4 = 0
A = 4/2 = 2
Hence zeroes are 2 and 3 of eq.
and value of k = 5A - A² = 10 -4 = 6 or 15-9 = 6
hence when k = 6 two zeroes be obtain with difference of 1.
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