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The roots α and β of the quadratic equation x2-5x+3(k-1)=0 are such that α-β=1. Find the value k.

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Answered by gayathrivishy
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Answered by brainlyanswerer83
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Hey Mate,

Given Question:-

→ The roots α and β of the quadratic equation x2-5x+3(k-1)=0 are such that α-β=1. Find the value k.

To Find:-

→ The Value of k?

Solution:-

→  x² - 5x + 3( k-1) = 0

→  α = 1

→  β = -5

→  c =  3 ( k-1)

→ α - β = 1

→ α - 1 = β

→ sum of roots = α + β = -b / a

→                       = α + α - 1  = -(-5) / 1

→                       =  2α -1     =  5

→                       =  2α  = 5 + 1

→                       = 2α   = 6

α = 3

β = 2

→  β = α - 1

→     = 3 - 1

→     = 2

Product of Roots

→ αβ = c / α

→ 3(2) = 3k - 3 / 1

→ 6  = 3k - 3

→ 6 + 3 = 3k

→ 3  9  = 3 k  ( ∵ here 9 and 3 gets cancel)

→ k = 3

→ so, the value of k is 3.  

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