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sum of the zeros of the polynomial p (x) = x square - kx + 9 is 7. Find the value of k.​

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Given Sum of the zeros of the polynomial p (x) = x square - kx + 9 is 7. Find the value of k.

  • General form of quadratic equation will be ax^2 + bx + c = 0
  • Now the given quadratic equation is x^2 – kx + 9
  • So here a = 1, b = - k and c = 9
  • Now sum of roots is given by – b/a
  •                      So sum of roots is 7
  •       So 7 = - (-k) / 1
  •         Or k = 7

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