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Solve for h. S=6Lw+6wh+5hL
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Solve for h. S=6Lw+6wh+5hL

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S=6Lw+6wh+5hL

S-6Lw=6wh+5hL

S-6Lw=h(6w+5L)

h=(s-6Lw)/(6w+5L)
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