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t=√3S ÷ πh
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solve for s
multiply both sides by pi*h, then square both sides, and finally divide by 3
t = \[\Large t = \sqrt{3s} \times \frac{1}{\pi h}\]
\[t \pi h = \sqrt{3s}\]Take a square. \[t^2 \pi^2 h^2 = 3s \] \[\Large s=\frac{t^2 \pi^2 h^2}3 \]
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