All the roots of the equation . x^5 + ...

All the roots of the equation
. ` x^5 + 15x^4 + 94x^3 + 305 x^2 + 507 x + 353 = 0` are increased by some real number k in order to eliminate the 4th degree term from the equation. Now, the coefficient of x in the transformed equation is

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