Math, asked by jimonkanji18, 5 months ago

For what value of h, will 4 be a zero of P(x)=x2

+hx+4?

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Answered by sushilaa58

2

Answer:

h=(-5)

Step-by-step explanation:

x²+hx+4=0

(4)²+4h+4=0

16+4h+4=0

20+4h=0

4(5+h)=0

5+h=0

h=(-5)

Answered by harsh02072005

0

Answer:

h=(-5)

Step-by-step explanation:

above answer description is absolutely correct.

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