
Ben T. answered 08/14/19
High School Math Teacher
We all know the quadratic formula x=(-b +- sqrt(b^2-4ac))/2a
To answer this we just need to focus on the discriminant...the portion of the quadratic formula under the square root: b^2-4ac
For a quadratic equation to have no real answers the discriminant must be less than zero. For our problem here a=4 b=3 and c=h so we want
3^2-4*4*h<0
9-16h<0
9<16h
9/16<h
So all values of h for which 4x2+3x+h = 0 has no real solutions is any h greater than 9/16
TEST...h=2>9/16. 3^2-4*4*2=-21<0