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7. If the sum of Zeroes and the pocduct
of zeros of the polynomial
p(x) = x² + (k-7)x + (k+1) are equal than k=

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Answered by Asterinn
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Given :

  • p(x) = x² + (k-7)x + (k+1)

To find :

  • the value of k

Formula used :

  \large{\sf \: s =  \dfrac{ - b}{a} }

 \bf p =  \dfrac{c}{a}

Where:-

  • s = sum of roots
  • p = product of roots
  • b = coefficient of x
  • a = coefficient of x²
  • c = constant term

Solution :

x² + (k-7)x + (k+1) = 0

Here,

  • a = 1
  • b = k-7
  • c = k+1

Now sum of roots :-

 \implies{\sf \: s =  \dfrac{ - (k - 7)}{1} }

 \implies{\sf \: s =   - (k - 7)}

 \implies{\sf \: s =   - k  +  7}

 \implies{\sf \: s =  7 - k}

Therefore sum of roots = 7-k

 \implies\sf p =  \dfrac{c}{a}

 \implies\sf p =  \dfrac{k + 1}{1}

 \implies\sf p =  {k + 1}

product of roots = k+1

It is given that product and sum of roots are equal. Therefore according to the question :-

\implies{\sf \:  7 - k = k + 1}

\implies{\sf \:   - k - k =  - 7  + 1}

\implies{\sf \:   - 2k =  - 6}

\implies{\sf \:  k =  \dfrac{ - 6}{ - 2} }

\implies{\sf \:  k =  3}

Answer : 3

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