Question

Please help with my algebra homework and explain if you can : v= pi/3 rsquared h

Answer 1

To isolate the variable means to have it by itself on one side of the equation, where the variable equals an expression.

To isolate
`h`, we will need to remove the variables and other terms "connected" to the
`h` variable:

`V = (\pi)/(3)r^2h`

`(V)/(r^2) = (\pi)/(3)h`

`\boxed{(3V)/(r^2\pi) = h}`

By dividing terms "connected" to our
`h` variable, we have isolated it one side of the equation.