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V = BH - 5 How do I solve for b in this equation
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V = BH - 5
How do I solve for b in this equation

User John Mcfetridge
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Answer:


B=(V+5)/(H)

Explanation:

Add 5 to both sides:

V+5=BH

Divide both sides by H:


B=(V+5)/(H)

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