Asked by ASDFGHJKL;
A = h/2 (a+b)
the subject of the given formula is "a" not "A"
please include workings (along with solution) thanks
the subject of the given formula is "a" not "A"
please include workings (along with solution) thanks
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Answered by
ASDFGHJKL;
this topic that i learned in class is "changing the subject of a formula" FYI
Answered by
drwls
Use algebra to derive the formula for a in terms of h, A and b.
You should use parentheses to show if (a+b) is part of the denominator of a fraction h/[2(a+b)], or not. I will assume you mean
A = (h/2)*(a+b)
a + b = 2A/h
a = 2A/h -b
You should use parentheses to show if (a+b) is part of the denominator of a fraction h/[2(a+b)], or not. I will assume you mean
A = (h/2)*(a+b)
a + b = 2A/h
a = 2A/h -b
Answered by
ASDFGHJKL;
God bless you. Thanks!
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