Question

Solve the following equation to get a by itself:
H=6a+9c^2

Answer 1

Subtract then divide. Remember you have to do the same thing to both sides of the =.
Where are you stuck?

Answer 2

Move 9c^2 to the LHS and then divide both sides by 6

Answer 3

what do i subtract?

Answer 4

You want to get a by itself. So you have to subtract \(9c^2\).
But you have to do that to both sides of the equation.
\[H = 6a + 9c^2\]\[H - 9c^2 = 6a + 9c^2 - 9c^2\]\[H - 9c^2 = 6a\]

Answer 5

so the answer would be\[6h-9c^2\]
over \[2\]

Answer 6

o.0 How'd you get that as the answer?