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Solve for b A= h(a+b)/2
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Solve for b
A= h(a+b)/2

User Adolfo Abegg
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Answer:

(solve for b considering restrictions)

b= 2A - ah/h, h ≠ 0

(solve for b)

b= 2A - ah/h

Explanation:

User Vladimir Nani
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Answer:

I believe the answer would be b= 2A/h - a

Explanation:

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