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Solve for the indicated variable. A=h/2 (a+b); for h
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A=h/2(a+b) Multiply both sides by 2(a+b) We get 2(a+b)A= h Now multiply out 2(a+b)A We get 2Aa +2Ab =h Divide both sides by A We get 2Aa+ 2Ab = h Now take 2Ab to the right side 2Aa = h -2Ab a= (h -2Ab)/2A
that's incorrect @xxccjxx
Do you mean how do you solve for the variable a? That would just indicate we need to isolate a. So first, multiply both sides by 2/h to move it to the left. 2A / h = a+b subtract b a=(2A / h) - b
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