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if one of the zeros of the quadric polynomial x²-5x+k is -4 then the value of k is ​

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Answered by anshu005512
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Answered by arshikhan8123
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The value of k that we get is -36.

Step-by-step explanation:

Polynomial means the equation with more than one variables and constants.

For example: x²+x+1 is a polynomial with degree 2.

We are given a quadratic polynomial:

x²-5x+k

A quadratic polynomial is the one with degree 2.

We are also given that one of its root is -4:

So we will put x=-4 in the polynomial given and equate it to 0 as it is a root :

(-4)²-5(-4)+k=0

Solving the equation to get the value of k:

16+20+k=0

k+36=0

k=-36.

Therefore, the value of k in the quadric polynomial x²-5x+k is -4 is -36.

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