Math, asked by lalitha48, 8 months ago

If one zero of the polynomial p ( x ) = x square -
6x + k is twice the other then
find the value of k.

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Answered by subnil420420

Answer:

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If one zero of the polynomial p ( x ) = x square - 6x + k is twice the other thenfind the value of k.​

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If one zero of the polynomial p ( x ) = x square -
6x + k is twice the other then
find the value of k.