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S=3Lw+3wh+4hL solve for h
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S=3Lw+3wh+4hL
solve for h

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S = 3Lw + 3wh + 4hL Subtract 3Lw from both sides
S - 3Lw = 3wh + 4hL Factor out h
S - 3Lw = h (3w + 4L) Divide both sides by (3w + 4L)

(S - 3Lw)/(3w + 4L) = h Switch the sides to make it easier to read
h =
(S - 3Lw)/(3w + 4L)
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