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If f(x+5)=x^+kx+30,k=

If f(x+5)=x^+kx+30,k=
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If f(x+5)=x^+kx+30,k=

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30 divided by 5 is 6, so the other term is (x+6). (x+5)(x+6) becomes x^2+11x+30, so k is equal to 11.


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