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How do I figure out v=lwh; for w?
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divide off the l and h
w=v/lh
w=v/lh
So it should be v=lwh w=v/lh w=v ?
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if i can find it :)
thank you :)
w=v/lh is the final answer
when you are solving this type of problem and it has multiple variables, and you are solving for one particular variable, you are generally going to have all the original variables still included in the final answer. The idea is to isolate the desired variable to one side of the equation
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