Question

solve for h, S=2pir^2+2pir^1h

Answer 1

wanna help me on this one too please?:) @gypsy1274

Answer 2

If only I could....what is pir?

Answer 3

\(S=2\pi r^2+2\pi r^1h\)

Answer 4

yes thats it

Answer 5

If the question read \(S=x+yh\) could you solve that for h?

Answer 6

yes you would subtract x then divide by y to get \[h=\frac{ -x }{ y } \frac{ s }{ y }\]

Answer 7

Almost. You would subtract x to get \(S-x=hy\) then divide by y to get \(\dfrac{S-x}{y}=h\). You could separate the fractions, but I seen no need for that.

Answer 8

okay so now back to my question cause that one didnt involve all these exponents and pi. i know the technique but some im just so lost

Answer 9

It is exactly the same thing. First subtract the term that does not include h.

Answer 10

Then divide by everything but the h in the term that does have h. This one cannot be simplified any further.

Answer 11

so it would be h=\[\frac{ s-2 \pi r ^{2} }{ 2 \pi r ^{1} }\]

Answer 12

Yes.

Answer 13

wow i feel so dumb it all makes sense now thanks again :)