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If the product of 
t^(2)+kt-5 and 
2t-3 is 
2t^(3)-11t^(2)+2t+15, then what is the value of 
k ?
A. -5
B. -4
C. 2
D. 3

If the product of t2+kt5t^{2}+kt-5 and 2t32t-3 is 2t311t2+2t+152t^{3}-11t^{2}+2t+15, then what is the value of kk?\newlineA. 5-5\newlineB. 4-4\newlineC. 22\newlineD. 33

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Q. If the product of t2+kt5t^{2}+kt-5 and 2t32t-3 is 2t311t2+2t+152t^{3}-11t^{2}+2t+15, then what is the value of kk?\newlineA. 5-5\newlineB. 4-4\newlineC. 22\newlineD. 33
  1. Set up equation: Set up the equation for the product of the two polynomials.\newlineWe are given that (t2+kt5)×(2t3)=2t311t2+2t+15(t^2 + kt - 5) \times (2t - 3) = 2t^3 - 11t^2 + 2t + 15.
  2. Distribute terms: Distribute (2t3)(2t - 3) across each term in (t2+kt5)(t^2 + kt - 5). This means we will multiply 2t2t by each term in the first polynomial and then 3-3 by each term in the first polynomial. (2tt2)+(2tkt)+(2t5)+(3t2)+(3kt)+(35)(2t \cdot t^2) + (2t \cdot kt) + (2t \cdot -5) + (-3 \cdot t^2) + (-3 \cdot kt) + (-3 \cdot -5)
  3. Simplify expression: Simplify the expression by combining like terms.\newline2t3+2kt210t3t23kt+152t^3 + 2kt^2 - 10t - 3t^2 - 3kt + 15\newlineNow we combine the t2t^2 terms and the tt terms.\newline2t3+(2k3)t2+(103k)t+152t^3 + (2k - 3)t^2 + (-10 - 3k)t + 15
  4. Compare coefficients: Compare the coefficients of the simplified expression with the given polynomial.\newlineWe have the expression 2t3+(2k3)t2+(103k)t+152t^3 + (2k - 3)t^2 + (-10 - 3k)t + 15 and it needs to be equal to 2t311t2+2t+152t^3 - 11t^2 + 2t + 15.\newlineBy comparing coefficients, we get:\newlineFor t3t^3: 2=22 = 2 (which is already true)\newlineFor t2t^2: 2k3=112k - 3 = -11\newlineFor tt: 103k=2-10 - 3k = 2\newlineFor the constant term: 15=1515 = 15 (which is already true)
  5. Solve for kk: Solve the equation 2k3=112k - 3 = -11 for kk.
    2k=11+32k = -11 + 3
    2k=82k = -8
    k=8/2k = -8 / 2
    k=4k = -4
  6. Verify solution: Verify the solution by substituting k=4k = -4 into the other equation.\newline103(4)=2-10 - 3(-4) = 2\newline10+12=2-10 + 12 = 2\newline2=22 = 2\newlineThis confirms that k=4k = -4 is the correct solution.

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