If ∝ and ᵝ are zeroes of the polynomial x² -5x +k and ∝ - β = 1, then k is
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Answer:
The value of k is 6....
In the equation,
x²-5x+k=0
Step-by-step explanation:
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✴ Given:
➠ ∝ and ᵝ are zeroes Of polynomial x² -5x +k
➠ ∝ - β = 1
✴ To find:
- Value of k
✴ Concept:
➳ Sum of zeroes is given by the formula
-b/a
where,
b is second term of polynomial i.e coeffecient if x
and a is first term i.e coffecient of x^2
➳ Product of zeroes is given by the formula
c/a
where,
c is last term of polynomial i.e constant term
and a is first term i.e coffecient of x^2
✴ Calculation:
Product of zeroes = c/a
⟶ ∝ × ᵝ = k/1
⟶ ∝ᵝ = k
∝ - ᵝ = 1 (given)
Squaring both sides we get,
⟶ ∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 -2∝ᵝ = 1
as (a-b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 - 2ab
⟶ ∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 -2k = 1
⟶ ∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 = 1+2k
Further,
Sum of zeroes = -b/a
⟶ ∝ + ᵝ = -(-5)/1
⟶ ∝ + ᵝ = 5
Squaring both sides we get,
∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 + 2∝ᵝ =25
as (a+b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 + 2ab
putting value of ∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 from above equation,
⟶ ∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 = 1+2k
⟶ ∝ ^2 + ᵝ^2 + 2∝ᵝ =25
⟶ 1+2k + 2k = 25
⟶ 1+4k = 25
⟶ 4k = 24
⟶ k = 6
✴ Answer:
k = 6