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(k −1)^2 + k^2 + (2k − 2)^2 = 0 How do you find k?
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i guess you could just grind it out unless there is some more elegant way
\[6k^2-10k+5=0\] i think there are no real zeros
@satellite73 i got the same answer but according to the mark scheme the answer is 6k^2 -10k + 4 and the Ks are 1 or 2/3
I would say it is a misprint. There is no way around that 5 on the end.
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