What value(s) of a, k, and c satisfy f(x) = ax², g(x) = x² + k, f'(c) = g'(c) has one solution, and f(c) # g(c), such that a, c, and k are real numbers.

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What value(s) of a, k, and c satisfy f(x) = ax², g(x) = x² + k, f'(c) = g'(c) has one solution, and
f(c) + g(c), such that a, c, and k are real numbers.
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