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The value of k for which the root of equation (x-1(x-5)+k=0 differ by 2 is

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The value of ′k′ for which the roots of equation (x−1)(x−5)+k=0 differ by 2 is. A . 3. B . 6. C . −3. D . 21. December 30, 2019 avatar Abi Dotasara. Answer.

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