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Solve the following equation for a. t=G/a+h
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Solve the following equation for a. t=G/a+h

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Answer:

t = G/(a + h)

t(a + h) = G

a + h = G/t

a = (G/t) - h

t = (G/a) + h

t - h = G/a

a(t - h) = G

a = G/(t - h)

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