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If 2 is a zero of polynomial g(z)=pz square -3(p-1)z-1 then find the value of p..
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Answered by abhi178
21
2 is the zero of g(z) = Pz² -3(P -1)z -1 ,
so, put z = 2 in g(z) and equate to zero .

g(2) = P(2)² -3(P -1)(2) -1 = 0
4P -6( P - 1) -1 = 0
4P - 6P + 6 -1 = 0
-2P + 5 = 0
P = 5/2

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Answered by Anonymous
11
Hey !

Given
2 is the zero of g(z) = Pz² -3(P -1)z -1

Lets pyt the value z = 2 in the equation :-

p(2)² -3(p -1)(2) -1 = 0

4p -6( p - 1) -1 = 0

4p - 6p + 6 -1 = 0

-2p+ 5 = 0

5 = 2p

p = 5/2

tanu66: thank you
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