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Question:

3h+sqrt.2=sqrt.5

Answer:

h=sqrt.5-sqrt.2/3 (the very last option)

Method:

You have to get h on its own so you start by subtracting sqrt.2 on both sides, you subtract because you have to reverse the original symbol (+ becomes -, ^2 becomes sqrt., * becomes /, and the other way around, etc.), once you do that you have to divide by 3 on both sides and you get your answer.

Visual:

1. 3h+sqrt.2=sqrt.5
-sqrt.2 -sqrt.2

2. 3h=sqrt.5-sqrt.2
/3 /3

3. h=sqrt.5-sqrt.2 /3

Hope this helps!
User Wyoskibum
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Answer:

Explanation:


3h+√(2)=√(5)\\ \\ 3h=√(5)-√(2)\\ \\ h=(√(5)-√(2))/(3)

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