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I need help and if you can can you show how you did it?-example-1
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Answer:
r = \sqrt{(a)/(\pi h )}\\\\

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h = (a)/(\pi r^2)\\\\h r^2 = (a)/(\pi )\\\\ r^2 = (a)/(\pi h )\\\\ r = \pm \sqrt{(a)/(\pi h )}\\\\ r = \sqrt{(a)/(\pi h )}\\\\

I multiplied both sides by r^2 in the second step. Then I divided both sides by h (step 3)

Apply the square root to fully isolate r. The plus minus is dropped if r is referring to the radius. A negative radius value is not possible.

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