Q.1.
(a) The remainder obtained by dividing, kx?- 3x + 6 by (x - 2) is twice the remainder
obtained by dividing 3x' +5x -- k by (x + 3). Find the value of k.
[3]
Answers
Q.1. (a) The remainder obtained by dividing, kx?- 3x + 6 by (x - 2) is twice the remainder obtained by dividing 3x' +5x -- k by (x + 3). Find the value of k. [3]
- Given,
- The remainder obtained by dividing, kx?- 3x + 6 by (x - 2)
- x-2 ⇒ x = 2
- = k(2)^2- 3(2) + 6
- = 4k-6+6
- = 4k
- The remainder obtained by dividing, 3x^2+5x-k by (x + 3)
- x +2 ⇒ x = -3
- = 3(-3)^2+5(-3)-k
- = 27 - 15 - k
- = 12 - k
- Now, we have,
- 4k = 2(12 - k)
- 4k = 24 - 2k
- 4k + 2k = 24
- 6k = 24
- ∴ k = 4
The value of k is 4 .
Step-by-step explanation:
Given as :
The quadratic equation
k x² - 3 x + 6
The given quadratic is divided by factor x - 2
As x - 2 is factor , so x = 2 satisfy equation
The remainder = = k ( 2 )² - 3 × 2 + 6 = 4 k - 6 + 6
So , = 4 k ...............1
Again
The quadratic equation
3 x² + 5 x - k
The given quadratic is divided by factor x + 3
As x + 3 is factor , so x = - 3 satisfy equation
The remainder = = 3 ( - 3 )² + 5 × ( - 3) - k = 27 - 15 - k
So , = 12 - k ...........2
According to question
remainder obtain by dividing the first equation = twice remainder obtain by second
From e1 and eq 2
i.e = 2
Or, 4 k = 2 ( 12 - k)
Or, 4 k = 24 - 2 k
Or, 4 k + 2 k = 24
or, 6 k = 24
∴ k =
i.e k = 4
So, The value of k = 4
Hence, The value of k is 4 . Answer