if 1/2 is one of the roots of the equation 2x^+kx+3 then find k
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2(1/2)^2+k(1/2)+3
2(1/4)+k/2+3=0
1/2+k/2=-3
K/2=-3-k/2
K=-6-k
2k=-6
K=-3
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