If the function f defined on (-(1)/(3')(...

If the function `f` defined on `(-(1)/(3')(1)/(3))` by `f(x)={{:((1)/(x)*log((1+3x)/(1-2x)) ",",where "," x!=0), (k, where "," x=0):}` is continuous at `x=0` then `K=`

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