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the sum of the roots of the quadratic equation X square + kx + 6 is equal to zero is minus 5 then K is equal to

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Answered by aradhyalakheA
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k=4

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Answered by Qwparis
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The correct answer is 5.

Given: The equation = x^{2} +kx+6=0.

Sum of roots = -5.

To Find: The value of k.

Solution:

Sum of roots = \frac{-coefficient of x}{coefficient of x^{2} }

Sum of roots = \frac{-b}{c}

In the equation x^{2} +kx+6=0.

Sum of roots = \frac{-k}{1}

Sum of roots = -k

-k = -5

k = 5

Hence, the value of k is 5.

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