3(2-0.9h) + (-1.3h-4)

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3(2-0.9h) + (-1.3h-4)

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3(2 —0.9h) + (–1.3h — 4)
= 6 — 2.7h — 1.3h — 4
= 2 — 4h
4h = 2
h = ²/4
h = ½

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