if one zero of a polynomial 3x2-8x+2k+1 is seven times the other ,find the value of k
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let one zero is "a" so the other zero becomes "7a"
now according to question
a and 7a are zeroes of polynomial
so
(a + 7a) = -(-8)/3
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8a = 8/3
a = 1/3
also
(a)(7a) = (2k+1)/3
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7(a^2)=(2k+1)/3
7× [(1/3)^2] = (2k+1)/3
(7/9)×3 = 2k + 1
7 = 6k + 3
6k = 4
k = 2/3
now according to question
a and 7a are zeroes of polynomial
so
(a + 7a) = -(-8)/3
8a = 8/3
a = 1/3
also
(a)(7a) = (2k+1)/3
7(a^2)=(2k+1)/3
7× [(1/3)^2] = (2k+1)/3
(7/9)×3 = 2k + 1
7 = 6k + 3
6k = 4
k = 2/3
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