ok so i have my core 1 exam on friday and am struggling with SOME functions.
i am at work and dont have the question for reference but its alogn the lines of
(x-2) is a factor of f(0)
find the values of k and c in f(x)=2x^2+kc+c
thanks in advance
ok so i have my core 1 exam on friday and am struggling with SOME functions.
i am at work and dont have the question for reference but its alogn the lines of
(x-2) is a factor of f(0)
find the values of k and c in f(x)=2x^2+kc+c
thanks in advance
I'm not sure but did you mistype your question, I think it should be something like:
Can you remember what other information you are given about the roots of the equation?
With questions like these you usually use the discriminant,.
For equal roots,
For diffferent real roots,
For no real roots,
I know this doesn't answer your question but hope it helps you when you have the actual question in front of you![]()
Ah this isn't as hard as I first thought
You have the following equation
and you are told that
You can therefore work out that then you sub 0 into the equation it equals 6, giving you:
therefore
Reading on from this you are told that x - 2 is a factor, therefore subbing 2 into the equation will give you zero.
The rest I'm sure is clear
Hope this explains it
Craig