If one of the root of quadratic equation X²- 10 X + 2 k =0 is( H + 2√6) then find the value of H and K
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h+2 √6 is an irrational root.
Irrational roots always occur in conjugate pairs.
Therefore, h-2 √6 is also a root of the quadratic. Sum of the roots = - b/a
=> h+2 √6 + h-2 √6 = -(-10/1) = 10
=> 2h = 10 => h = 5.
Product of the roots = c/a
=> (h+2 √6)(h-2 √6) = 2k/1
=> (5+2 √6)(5–2√6) = 2k
=> 25- 24 = 2k => k = 1/2
Therefore, h = 5 and k = 1/2.
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