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[" 2.Let "alpha>0,beta>0" be such that "alpha^(3)+beta^(2)=4" .If the "],[" maximum value of the term independent of "x" in "],[" the binomial expansion of "(alpha x^(4)+beta x^(+))^(10)" is "10k" ,"],[" then "k" is equal to : "]

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