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In a △ABC, a,b,c are the sides opposite to the angles A,B,C respectively. The corresponding values of sides are a=x2,b=4x2+x−1 and c=x3, where x∈R. If sinA+sinC=2sinB, then x can be expressed as αβ (0<α,β<10). A function is defined as f(t)={k1α+t t>0k2β+t+2 t≤0, where k1,k2 are integers. If the function is continous for all x∈R, then k1+k2 can be equal to

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In a ABC, a,b,c are the sides opposite to the angles A,B,C respectively. The corresponding values of sides are a=x2,b=4x2+x1 and c=x3, where xR. If sinA+sinC=2sinB, then x can be expressed as αβ (0<α,β<10).
A function is defined as f(t)={k1α+t t>0k2β+t+2 t0,
where k1,k2 are integers.
If the function is continous for all xR, then k1+k2 can be equal to



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