I need help with this! I've been trying to solve it and I keep getting confused. Here's the problem: s=lw+wh+hl solve for h. I need the steps on how to do it also

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anonymous · Answer

+- s = w + wh + h
does this help ?

nubeer · Answer

s-Iw = wh+hI
s-Iw = h(w+I)
h  = (s - Iw) / (w+ I)

anonymous · Answer

s = lw + wh + hl

Subtracting lw from both sides 
s - lw = lw + wh + hl - lw

wh + hl = s - lw

Taking h as common term. 
h ( w + l) = s - lw

$$h = \frac{ s - lw }{ w + l }$$

anonymous · Answer

mm i looked at it if it was an absolute value | |

anonymous · Answer

I think I get it now. Thanks guys

anonymous · Answer

You are most welcomed.