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If the sum of the roots of the equation `x^(2)-x=k(2x-1)` be zero, then k _____.

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`:.k=(-(1)/(2))/()`
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CALCUTTA BOOK HOUSE-QUADRATIC EQUATION IN ONE VARIABLE-EXERCISE-1.5
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