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The equation below gives the height, H, of a stack of n textbooks in centimeters.H = 3n Which equation would give the number of textbooks in a stack if it's height is known? A. n=H+3 B. n=H-3 C. n= 3/H
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The equation below gives the height, H, of a stack of n textbooks in centimeters.H = 3n Which equation would give the number of textbooks in a stack if it's height is known? A. n=H+3 B. n=H-3 C. n= 3/H D. n=H/3

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