Question

A1/2 (p+b) h make h the subject

Answer 1

To make h the subject in the equation A1/2(p+b)h, we need to isolate h on one side of the equation. We can do this by performing the following steps:

1. Multiply both sides of the equation by 2:
2 * A1/2(p+b)h = 2h

Simplifying the left side:
A(p+b)h = 2h

2. Divide both sides of the equation by A(p+b):
(A(p+b)h) / (A(p+b)) = 2h / (A(p+b))

Canceling out A(p+b) on the left side:
h = 2h / (A(p+b))

3. Simplify the right side by dividing 2h by (A(p+b)):
h = 2h / (A(p+b))

Breaking down 2h into h+h:
h = (h+h) / (A(p+b))

Simplifying further:
h = 2h / (A(p+b))

Thus, h is the subject of the equation A1/2(p+b)h.