if one root of the quadratic equation 6x^-x-k=0 is 2/3 then find the value of k
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Step-by-step explanation:
GIven : One root of the quadratic polynomial is 2/3.
To find : value of k
Solution : when root is applied inthe p(x) it will become 0 ie,
p(2/3)=0
6×(2/3)^2 -2/3 -k =0
6×4/9-2/3-k=0
Since 6 and 9 have common factor3 so we can divide it then we get,
2×4/3-2/3-k=0
8/3-2/3-k=0
6/3-k=0
2-k=0
k=2
Hence the solution
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