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If 2 is root of the equation `2x^(2)+kx+4=0`, then what is the value of the other root?

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Product of the roots `=(4)/(2)=2` [by the formula, product of the roots `=(c)/(a)`] One of the roots =2, `:.` the other root `=(2)/(2)=1`.
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