how many solutions does 5 + h2 = 14 have?

Answer 1

There is one solution for the equation 5 + h^2 = 14.

To find this solution, we can first subtract 5 from both sides of the equation to isolate h^2:

h^2 = 14 - 5
h^2 = 9

Then we can take the square root of both sides to solve for h:

h = √9
h = 3

Therefore, the solution to 5 + h^2 = 14 is h = 3.