Question

1/4(5-2h)=h/2

Answer 1

Anyone help me please asap? Thank you

Answer 2

is it like this?\[\frac14(5-2h)=\frac h2\]

(with only the four in the denominator of the first term )

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

ok ,so the first step is to get rid of the fractions

multiply both sides of the equation by 4 and simplify

Answer 5

If I see it worked out then I can understand how to do it. I am somewhat dyslexic

Answer 6

\[\qquad\frac14(5-2h)=\frac h2\\4\times\frac14(5-2h)=4\times\frac h2\\
\qquad\quad(5-2h)=\\~\\\qquad\qquad\qquad\:=\]

Answer 7

@CameronB

Answer 8

it hasn't shown all of the problem

Answer 9

4 x h/2 = ?

Answer 10

I got it now off what you wrote. Thank you so much!!

Answer 11

what did you get as you final value for h?