Can a supernova destroy a black hole

If not can a hypernova destroy a black hole and i have more questions. what happens if supernova hits an asteroid, meteor, or a comet? and can a meteor hit an asteroid nd will it explode?

I'm guessing no, a black hole is a product when the a star goes super nova.

Even the black hole is the cause of a super nova, When the stars core, collapses into a black. It starts to get the star alive, but its too much mass for the black hole to eat at one. The black hole spurts out jets and the jets burst though the star, causing the star to explode as a result.

But the black hole is at ground zero, and all the energy is moving away form it. But if the black hole is hit by that burst of energy. I'm sure its going to get some damage. But the black hole would have to be close to the star, just a few million to a billion miles away from the super nova. And if there is any thing left of the black hole it would probably fuse with the newly formed black hole making a bigger one.

well this is from my science notes but appearently no, a black hole is something that time and space are practility non existant, and a supernova would be ”eaten” up by the black hole. If im not mistaken i recall reading somewhere that Stephen Hawking had made a theroy that eventualy a black hole will evaporaite

No. The pulsar emits energy when specific density patterns cause loss of neutrons, and hence shift of the atomic nucleii into a heavier element down the periodic table. A supernova explosion is the result of such shifts, and does not in anyway cause another pulsar to undergo any such change.

A supernova is a big explosion, huge! But light and matters can still escape it, not so to a blackhole. It will just swallow it whole and ask for more.

For your other question, those things that got hit by the supernova shockwave will just get destroy.

depends on relative size of both objects

hypothetically yes it could