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If -5 is a root of the quadratic equation 2x^2+px-15=0 and the quadratic equation p(x^2+X)+k=0 has equal roots find k

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Question: If -5 is a root of the quadratic equation 2x^2+px-15=0 and the quadratic equation p(x²+X)+k=0 has equal roots find k



Method of Solution:




Find the Value of P in Quardratic Equation :


2x²+px-15 =0




Substitute the value of given roots in Equation;



f(x)=>  2x²+px-15 =0



=> 2(-5)² +p(-5) -15 =0



=> 2(25) -5p-15 =0



=> 50-5p-15 =0



=> 50-15 -5p =0



=> 35-5p =0



=> -5p =-35



•°• p = 7



Now, According to the Question;!


Quardratic Equation : p(x²+x)+k =0



Substitute the value of p in Equation;



f(p)=> p(x²+x)+ k =0



f(7) =>7(x²+x)+k =0



     => 7x²+7x+k =0



For Equal roots Discriminant must be 0



•°• 7x²+7x+k =0



°•° D = b²-4ac



=> (7)²-4.7.k = 0



=> 49 -28k =0



=> 49 = 28k



•°• k = 49/28




•°• k = 49/28


    K  = 7/4  



 \fbox{ \bold{Hence, Value \:  of  \: K \:  for  \: this \:   \: Equation   = \frac{7}{4} }}


 


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