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one of the roots of equation 5m²+2m +k=0 is - 7/5. find the value of k

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Answered by BrainlyVirat
50
Here is the answer

Given Equation =>
 \bf{5m {}^{2} + 2m + k = 0}

It's root is -7/5.

Solution

-7/5 is the root of the given quadratic Equation.

Substituting value of m in given Equation,

 \bf{5 (\frac{ - 7}{5} ) {}^{2} + 2 \times (\frac{ - 7}{5}) + k = 0}

 \bf{\therefore \frac{49}{5} + (\frac{ - 14}{5} ) + k = 0}

 \bf{ \frac{49}{5} - \frac{14}{5} + k = 0 }

 \bf{\frac{35}{5} + k = 0}

 \bf{7 + k = 0}

 \bf{k = - 7}

Value of k is -7.

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Answered by Anonymous
26
\textbf{\huge{ANSWER:}}

Equation:

{5m^2 + 2m + k}

Given Root:

{(\frac{-7}{5}) }\\

Put the value of m in the equation:

=》{5{(\frac{-7}{5})}^{2} + 2(\frac{-7}{5}) + k}

=》5 \times \frac{49}{25} - \frac{14}{5} + k = 0 \\

=》 \frac{49 - 14}{5} + k = 0 \\

=》 \frac{35}{5} = - k \\

=》( - 7) = k
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