Please help!!! Formula is A > (wh)+ 0.5(bh). solve for b
@Compassionate @campbell_st
@Jamierox4ev3r
I don't understand it at all, how to do it
well what you do is solve for the specific variable on its own. Do every operation possible in order to get the variable on one side. Sorry its been a while since I've done this, try asking others for help.
ok no problem, thanks for coming
@lalaly
no problem, here I'll do my best to work it out and if I get it, I'll let you know 'kay?
that's fine, dont worry :) I will ask other
@e.mccormick
A-wh>0.5(bh) (A-wh)/0.5h >b so b< (A-wh)/0.5h
ok you first subtracted both like this? A- wh > wh + wh 0.5(bh
this is your question A> (wh)+0.5(bh) so i subtracted wh from both sides A-wh>0.5(bh) then divided both sides by 0.5h
I don't really get the process solving this equation ? would mind me to show step by step?
I m really struggling with it
ok to make it easier.. make the "greater than" sign an "=" sign and solve it then replace the = with > when ur done so its A=(wh)+0.5(bh) first
firs thing u subtract wh from both sides A-wh=wh + 0.5(bh) -wh so it becomes A-wh = 0.5(bh) are u following?
yes
ok so then u want to solve for b so u want b on one side alone now u divide both sides by 0.5h (A-wh)/0.5h = (0.5bh)/0.5h --> (A-wh)/0.5h = b now put the > back (A-wh)/0.5h >b
thank you so much!!!!! You are explanation really helped me to understand it now :) thanks alot!!
your welcome :)
You are really genius !!!!!!!
im flattered;D
So will be it be like this b> ( A-wh)/0.5h
because you told me place it back
b?
yea but when u place it back its (A-wh)/0.5h >b the sign is pointing at b when u want to rearrange the enequality it becomes b< (A-wh)/0.5h
ok thanks a lot again for help!!!! :)
no problem
You are truly really amazing :)
i'm happy to help. whenever u need help let me know
Thank you so much for everything :)
anytime:)
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