Concept:Use ax−1 factorisation and the standard limit limx→0xax−1=lna.Explanation:Since 45=9×5, write 45x=9x⋅5x.So the numerator becomes 9x5x−9x−5x+1, which factorises as (9x−1)(5x−1).Therefore, the given limit becomes x→0lim(kx−1)(3x−1)(9x−1)(5x−1)=2.Now apply the standard result limx→0xax−1=lna.We get limx→03x−19x−1=ln3ln9 and limx→0kx−15x−1=lnkln5.Thus, the limit evaluates to ln3ln9⋅lnkln5=2.Since ln9=ln32=2ln3, we get ln32ln3⋅lnkln5=2.This simplifies to 2⋅lnkln5=2, so lnkln5=1.Hence, lnk=ln5, which gives k=5.Answer:k=5Correct option: C. 5