Solve D = 3(2h – k) for h

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parthkohli · Answer

Start by dividing both sides by 3.

anonymous · Answer

D = 3(2h - k)
6h - k = D
6h = D + k
h = (D + k)/6

Answer: h = (D + k)/6 OR h = 1/6D + 1/6k

parthkohli · Answer

Then, add k to both sides and divide both sides by 2.

parthkohli · Answer

$\Rightarrow \Large {D \over 3}= 2h - k $

@sambruce0825 Do you get the concept till here?

anonymous · Answer

Not exactly.

parthkohli · Answer

Then, try to add k to both sides.

$\Rightarrow \Large {D \over 3}+ k = 2h $

lgbasallote · Answer

@Master.RohanChakraborty you failed to distribute 3 into k ;)

parthkohli · Answer

You have to isolate a variable, step by step.

anonymous · Answer

will you do it @lgbasallote

parthkohli · Answer

$\Rightarrow h = \Huge{ {D \over 3} + k\over 2} $

lgbasallote · Answer

kohli is already doing it lol. it's not my habit to answer a question that someone is already entertaining

<tips hat>

parthkohli · Answer

$\Rightarrow \Large h = {D \over 6 } + {k \over 2}$

Step by step division.

anonymous · Answer

okay Leave that aside guys @ParthKohli  @lgbasallote  
Do u understand the question @sambruce0825 ???
Concept is @ParthKohli

parthkohli · Answer

4 tags at once... impressive #SHAKA#

anonymous · Answer

Would that be the same as D/3 + k?

parthkohli · Answer

No, k/2 actually

anonymous · Answer

So far none of these answers are choices.

anonymous · Answer

a medal plzzz 
lol J.Joking

anonymous · Answer

for the shaka

parthkohli · Answer

Why are you asking a medal for me?

anonymous · Answer

shake it forget it