Question

V=lwh for h

Answer 1

Try this the exact same way you did the last one with C=2*pi*r.. remember you had to divide both sides by 2pi

What will you have to divide both sides by to leave h alone in V = lwh?

Answer 2

I don't know. I'm really bad in algebra. :\

Answer 3

Look at the example with C=2*pi*r...we divided it by the two numbers in front of it... 2pi

So divide both sides of V = lwh by the two numbers in front of h.

Answer 4

\[h=v \div lw\]

Answer 5

Yep :D h = V/(lw)

Answer 6

YAY! Thank you so much!

Answer 7

make sure you write your answer like this \[\Large h = \frac{ V }{ l w }\]

Answer 8

So for the C=2πr one, would I write the answer like this:
\[r=\frac{ c }{ 2π }\]

Answer 9

Yes :D

Answer 10

You learned the latex fast...

Answer 11

Yay! Thanks again. :D

Answer 12

No prob :)