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Let f (x) = (x+5)/(sqrt(x^(2)) +1) AA x ...

Let `f (x) = (x+5)/(sqrt(x^(2)) +1) AA x in R,` then the smallest integral value of k for which `f (x) le k AA x in R `is

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