35 POINTS TO WHOEVER CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION!!! x^2 + 11 + 18 When the expression above is rewritten in the form (x+2) (x+k) where k is a constant, what is the value of k?

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35 POINTS TO WHOEVER CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION!!!

x^2 + 11 + 18

When the expression above is rewritten in the form (x+2) (x+k) where k is a constant, what is the value of k?

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Answer:

k= √29

Explanation:

x^2+29

then square each side to get rid of the exponent

Dimfalk answered Jul 5, 2020

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