Question

Solve A=h (a+b)for b

a. b= (A-ha)/h

b. b= (A-a)/h

c. b= (A+ha)/h

d. b= (A+a)/h

Answer 1

@tyler**collins

Answer 2

Solution for a=h(a+b)forb equation:

Simplifying
a = h(a + b) * forb

Reorder the terms for easier multiplication:
a = h * bfor(a + b)

Multiply h * bfor
a = bfhor(a + b)
a = (a * bfhor + b * bfhor)
a = (abfhor + b2fhor)

Solving
a = abfhor + b2fhor

Solving for variable 'a'.

Move all terms containing a to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '-1abfhor' to each side of the equation.
a + -1abfhor = abfhor + -1abfhor + b2fhor

Combine like terms: abfhor + -1abfhor = 0
a + -1abfhor = 0 + b2fhor
a + -1abfhor = b2fhor

Combine like terms: b2fhor + -1b2fhor = 0
a + -1abfhor + -1b2fhor = 0

The solution to this equation could not be determined.

Answer 3

hop this helped

Answer 4

yeah im lost but thanks (:

Answer 5

lol thanx this is the best i can do u still need help and if u do anytime #me kk

Answer 6

okay (: