Math, asked by locshj, 6 months ago

If one of the values of x of the equation 2.x2 - 6x + k = 0 be
½(a + 5i), find the values of a and k

Answers

Answered by ixc51sanyaverma5210
1

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

complex roots always occur in conjugate pair

2x

2

−6x+k=0

sum=3

product =

2

k

one root is

2

α+5i

other root is

2

α−5i

sum=

2

α+5i

+

2

α−5i

=3

α=3

product = k = (

2

3+5i

)(

2

3−5i

)

=

4

9−25i

2

=

4

9+25

=

2

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