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If the equation `x^2+4x+k=0` has real and distinct roots, then `k<4` (b) `k >4` (c) `kgeq4` (d) `klt=4`

A

`k lt 4`

B

`k gt 4`

C

`kge 4 `

D

`kle 4`

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