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Solve for f. h = f² + 2g

User Daantje
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f^2=h-2g
f=√h-2g
hope it helps
User Steve Vermeulen
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Answer:


f=√(h-2g)\text{ or }f=-√(h-2g).

Explanation:

We have been given an equation
h=f^2+2g. We are asked to solve for f.

First of all, we will subtract
2g from both sides of our equation.


h-2g=f^2+2g-2g


h-2g=f^2


f^2=h-2g

Now, we will take square root of both sides of our equation.


f=\pm√(h-2g)

Therefore, the values of f are
f=√(h-2g)\text{ or }f=-√(h-2g).

User Manish Shrivastava
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