Let f(x)=−9x4+7x3+kx2−13x+6. If x−1 is a factor of f(x), then k= 9 1 0 18 x−1 cannot be a factor of f(x)

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Let f(x)=−9x4+7x3+kx2−13x+6. If x−1 is a factor of f(x), then k= 9 1 0 18 x−1 cannot be a factor of f(x)

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Let f(x)=−9x4+7x3+kx2−13x+6. If x−1 is a factor of f(x), then k= 9 1 0 18 x−1 cannot be a factor of f(x)
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