If (x+k) is a common factor of (x^(2)+px...

If `(x+k)` is a common factor of `(x^(2)+px+q)` are `(x^(2)+lx+m)`, then the value of k is :

A

(d-b)/(c-a)

B

(d-b)/(a-c)

C

(d+b)/(c+a)

D

(d-b)/(c+a)

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