Solve for h. Assume that f, g, and h do not equal zero. 3gh=f+3 a.) h=(f/g)+(3/g) b.) h=(f/3g)+(1/g) c.) h=f+3-3g d.) h=(f+3)/(g)

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Solve for h. Assume that f, g, and h do not equal zero.

3gh=f+3

a.) h=(f/g)+(3/g)

b.) h=(f/3g)+(1/g)

c.) h=f+3-3g

d.) h=(f+3)/(g)

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Answer: B

Step-by-step explanation: just took the test 2020 edge

Kirk Beard answered Jun 19, 2019

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None of the offered choices is correct.

h = (f +3)/(3g) . . . . . . . divide the equation by the coefficient of h

Bonk answered Jun 22, 2019

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