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Write the value of k for which the polynomial x²-6x+k is a perfect square.​

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Answered by lipikamajumder607
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Answer:

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Answered by hemalathahayavadanan
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Answer:

k=9

Step-by-step explanation:

a perfect square is in the form : a^2 + b^2 - 2ab . ( minus because in this case its -6x)

here ,

a^2=1 => a=1

-2ab=-6x=>ab=3=>b=3 ( because a=1 )

b^2=k=3^2=9 .

hope this helps

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