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Solve for V r = sqrt(3V/πh) I squared both sides to remove the radical, but honestly that is all my brain will process. I need help, again. :)
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\[r^2=\frac{3V}{\pi h}\]
you are looking for \(V\) right?
I mean solve for V. there should be a space after before the r yes
once more suppose you wanted to solve \[18=\frac{3V}{35}\] what would you do?
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uhhhmm no clue
i don't mean to torture you with this you would 1) multiply by 35, then 2) divide by 3
do the same think for \[r^2=\frac{3V}{\pi h}\] multiply by \(\pi h\) to get \[\pi hr^2=3V\] then divide by 3 to get \[\frac{\pi hr^2}{3}=V\]
Boom! I really appreciate your help. I got myself in over my head with this class.
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