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Let f(x)={x^(2)+k, when x>=0,-x^(2)-k, w...

Let `f(x)={x^(2)+k,` when `x>=0,-x^(2)-k,` when `x<0`} .If the function `f(x)` be continuous at `x=0,` then `k=`

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