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A= h(m+t) ------- solve for M 2 ? please show me some work so i understand, thanks
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is it 2A-ht = m ---- h ?
it is ((2A)/h)-t=M
2A=h(m+t) 2A/h=m+t (2A/h)-t=M
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i M= 2A-ht _______ h
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i mean I got M= 2A-ht _______ h
ya but separate the answer like this
M = (2A/h)-(ht/h)
i just sepaprated the equation. now do u see that u can cross out the h for ht/h
so it's 2a-t=m ?
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ummm no
2A/h - ht/h
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