If one zero of the polynomial 14x^2-42k^2x-9 is negative of the other, find the value of k?
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◆One zero is negative of other so,
◆Alpha + beta =-b/a
◆-Beta+beta=-(-42k)/14
◆0=42k/14
◆42k=0
◆k=0
So the value of k is 0
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◆One zero is negative of other so,
◆Alpha + beta =-b/a
◆-Beta+beta=-(-42k)/14
◆0=42k/14
◆42k=0
◆k=0
So the value of k is 0
____________________________
⭐️ HOPE IT HELPS YOU⭐️
✌️Rohan ( Maths aryabhatta) ✌️
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52
a=14 b=42k^2 c=9
Alpha=-Beta -Equation 1
Alpha+Beta = -b/a
From 1
-Beta+Beta=-(42k^2)/14
0=3k^2
0=k^2
k=0
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