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If one values of x of equation 2x^2-6x+k=0 be 1/2 (a+5i) find values of a and k

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Answered by ravisanplapcjwiv
12
A=
 \frac{3}{2}
K=
 \frac{109}{8}
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Answered by shreyagope4091
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Step-by-step explanation:

complex roots always occur in conjugate pair

2x2−6x+k=0

sum=3

product = 2k

one root is 2α+5i

other root is 2α−5i

sum=2α+5i+2α−5i=3

α=3

product = k = (23+5i)(23−5i)

=49−25i2=49+25=17 /2

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