189,901 views
22 votes
22 votes
Jh squared- (j+h-h); use h=2, and j=3

User Carloss Medranoo
by
3.5k points

1 Answer

19 votes
19 votes

According to the given data we have the following expression:

jh^2 -((j+h-h))

h=2

j=3

To solve the expression above we would use the values of h and j and calculate it

So, if h=2 and j=3, hence:

jh^2 -(j+h-h)

=(3)2^2-(3+2-2)

=3*4-(3)

=3*4-3

=12-3

=9

So, jh^2 -(j+h-h) if

User Shiva
by
2.5k points