Solve S= pi symbol times r (h +k) for h
is this your equation?\[S=\pi r(h+k)\]
yes @IMStuck
Ok, if I asked you to solve this for x, how would you do it? 3x = 6
3x=6 so 6/3 so x =2 @IMstuck
Ok, so you divided by the 3 to get the x alone, right? Do the same with the pi*r; treat it as if it were a constant. Divide it away from the (h+k). Show me.
so s/pi*r = (h+k) ?
Ok, it might be a bit easier to perceive if we remove the parenthesis. So let's do that. Here's what you have so far.\[\frac{ S }{ \pi r }=h+k\]
How do you get rid of the k on the right?
@IMStuck you subtract it from both sides right?
yes you most certainly do! Do that and what do you get?
S/pi*r - k = h
That's correct! Very good!
so that's the answer? @IMStuck
Yes, that's the answer.
@IMStuck oh my gosh! Thank you so so much! You made me understand how to do it!
Youre so welcome! Glad to help!
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