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if X =-2 and X=3 are solutions of the quadratic equation 3(X) Sq - 2kx +2m =0. find the values of k and m

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Answered by bjahnavi
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Let us first substitute the value of x as -2
3(-2)² -2k(-2) +2m = 0
3(4) +4k + 2m = 0
12 +4k +2m = 0
4k +2m = -12
2k+m = -6------------------------(1)

Now, Let us substitute the value of x as 3
3(3)² -2k(3) +2m  = 0
3*9 -6k +2m = 0
27 - 6k +2m = 0
-6k +2m = -27 
6k-2m = 27------------------------------(2)

(1) * 2 
⇒ 4k+2m = -12
Now consider the second equation
6k-2m = 27
4k+2m = -12
10k = 15
⇒ k = 15/10
⇒ k = 3/2 , now substitute the value of k in equation (1)
2*3/2 +m = -6
3+m = -6
⇒ m = -6-3
⇒ m = -9.
∴ The value of k = 3/2 and the value of m = -9.

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bjahnavi: will u mark answer as brainliest plz...............
HARSH2001: becoz this question was asked In the exam and teacher gave me wrong I have got the same answer bt the difference is I have got it in decimal that is -9.3 and 3.3/2
HARSH2001: I had marked it
bjahnavi: in these type of questions simplified answer should only be given and not the demical solution
HARSH2001: okk
bjahnavi: remember this and never again do the decimal answers ok?
HARSH2001: becoz of this my 4 marks Has lost
HARSH2001: thanxx for the advice
bjahnavi: oh.......so sorry
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