Math, asked by gracymehta30pc9l27, 1 year ago

If product of two zeroes of the polynomial f(x)=ax^2+bx+k, a is not equal to 0, is 1, then find the value of k.

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Answered by bhaveshjain281
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Product of roots of quadratic equation is (constant term) /(coefficient of x²)
Here,
K/a=1
K=a.
Of you have value of a substitute it.
Hope helps you out!!!


gracymehta30pc9l27: Can we assume the roots as 1 or -1 that's the only possible two case and bring out the value of k
gracymehta30pc9l27: Because in both the case it is coming out to be 1, so which will be more appropriate to show k=a or k=1?
bhaveshjain281: K=a will be correct because we dont have exact value of a so it will be better to write k=a
gracymehta30pc9l27: Okay thankyouu.
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