Math, asked by anushka1043, 11 months ago

please solve this question​

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Answered by rohangupta0424
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Answer:

Let's solve for k.

(k−2)(x2)+2(2k−3)x+5k−6=0

Step 1: Add 2x^2 to both sides.

kx2+4kx−2x2+5k−6x−6+2x2=0+2x2

kx2+4kx+5k−6x−6=2x2

Step 2: Add 6x to both sides.

kx2+4kx+5k−6x−6+6x=2x2+6x

kx2+4kx+5k−6=2x2+6x

Step 3: Add 6 to both sides.

kx2+4kx+5k−6+6=2x2+6x+6

kx2+4kx+5k=2x2+6x+6

Step 4: Factor out variable k.

k(x2+4x+5)=2x2+6x+6

Step 5: Divide both sides by x^2+4x+5.

k(x2+4x+5)

x2+4x+5

=

2x2+6x+6

x2+4x+5

k=

2x²+6x+6/x²+4x+5


anushka1043: are you sure it is true answr
rohangupta0424: thing so
Answered by aaravaki2106
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Step-by-step explanation:

Ok you must de known of the fact that if a quadratic eqn has real roots the discriminant has to be greater than 0. this is an easy inequality solving .here X can be any no between between 0 and 4 . ex- X can be equal to 1,2 and 3. this the the solution set of X .

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aaravaki2106: iam sorry in place of x it will be k . k lies between 0 and 4
anushka1043: this is right answr sure
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