Math, asked by vinaymudedla19pcgkgg, 1 year ago

If 2 is the zero of the polynomial kx square +(3k-2)x + k then find the value of k

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Answered by ImArnav
3
u mean the equation is
(Kx)sq + ( 3k - 2)x + k and we have to find k

so u are saying x = 2 right
then we have to just replace the value of x by 2 and get the answer
( k x 0)sq + 3kx - 2x + k = 0
0 + 3kx - 2x + k = 0
6k - 4 + k = 0 ( x =2)
- 4 = - 7k
k = 4/7


vinaymudedla19pcgkgg: Then ( k x 0) how
vinaymudedla19pcgkgg: U said that x = 2
Answered by Jenna10
7

P(2)=k(2)²+(3k-2)2+k
=4k+6k-4+k
=5k+6k-4
=11k-4=0
11k =4
Therefore k=4/11


vinaymudedla19pcgkgg: Thnk u
Jenna10: welcome!
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