If alpha, beta are zeroes of the quadratic polynomial p(x) = x^2 - (k - 6)x + (2k + 1). Find the value of k if alpha + beta = alpha * beta
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here two zeroes are alpha and beta are given.
then, Alpha+ beta= -{-(k-6)}/ 1
= -(-k+ 6)= k-6
now,alpha* beta= 2k+1/1=2k+1
NOW,,ATQ.
=> 2k+1 = k-6
=> k= -7
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hope it helps..☺☺
then, Alpha+ beta= -{-(k-6)}/ 1
= -(-k+ 6)= k-6
now,alpha* beta= 2k+1/1=2k+1
NOW,,ATQ.
=> 2k+1 = k-6
=> k= -7
__________
hope it helps..☺☺
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