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If the equation x^2 + 2(k+1)x + 9k-5 = 0 has only negative roots then

(i) - k≤ 0
(ii) k≥ 0
(iii) k > 5/9
(iv) k≤6

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Answered by KarupsK
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Answered by Anonymous
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According to the question :-

•The equation is in the form of negative

As per :-

•Product of roots always be in positive

Therefore :-

= 9 K - 5 > 0

= 9 K > 5

= K > 5 ÷ 9

= K > 5/9

•Correct option = (3)

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