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Given h(x) = -X – 1, solve for a when h(x) = 0.

Given h(x) = -X – 1, solve for a when h(x) = 0.
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Given h(x) = -X – 1, solve for a when h(x) = 0.

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User Rick Mangi
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we have

h(x) = -X – 1

when h(x)=0

substitute

0=-x-1

x=-1

therefore

the answer is

x=-1

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