Given V = 2πr2h, solve for h

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anonymous · Answer

V = 2(pi)r^2h (divide by 2(pi)r^2)
V/2(pi)r^2 = h

mathslover · Answer

$$\large{ V = 2\pi r^2 h}$$
$$\large{\frac{V}{2\pi r^2} = h}$$

aravindg · Answer

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