SOLUTION: Determine the value of k in y=kx^2-5x+2 that will result in the intersection of the line y=-3x+4 with the quadratic at
a) two points (1 mark)
b) one points (1 mark)
c) no point
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a) two points (1 mark)
b) one points (1 mark)
c) no point
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Question 943236: Determine the value of k in y=kx^2-5x+2 that will result in the intersection of the line y=-3x+4 with the quadratic at
a) two points (1 mark)
b) one points (1 mark)
c) no point (1 mark)
My work on the question:
kx^2-5x+2=-3x+4
kx^2-2x-2=0
What I need for someone to help me with:
parts a,b and c showing and explaining how you got it and also if I did something wrong concerning the simplified form of the equations,explain where I went wrong and help recalculate the simplified form of the equations.
Thank you Found 2 solutions by MathLover1, josgarithmetic:Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! that will result in the intersection of the line with the quadratic at
remember that if you will have two solutions you will have 1 solution (2 equal ones) , there is no solution
so apply those conditions for each of your questions
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=> , , you will have two solutions
you will have 1 solution (2 equal ones)
, there is no solution
for , 2 solutions ; if and , we have
then
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if , we will have
---------------- if => one double solution
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A discriminant question. First derive the equation for the intersection, and solve for the x coordinate, which will be a formula including k.
, simply through equating the expressions for y. ----solution for general quadratic equation applied
Now use what you are supposed to know about the discriminant to find your answers for k, and be aware, .