Solve for h in the literal equation g(h+3/2)=5

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Allen Wu asked Nov 13, 2022

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Solve for h in the literal equation g(h+3/2)=5

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Answer:

$h\\eq -3/2$

Explanation:

Divide both sides by h+3/2;

g(h+3/2)/h+3/2=5/h+3/2

simplify

g=10/2h+3; h
$\\eq$ -3/2

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Answer: h= 5/g−3/2

Explanation:

h= 5 over g minus 3 over 2

Rembunator answered Nov 19, 2022

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