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Solve the equation. h - n + 11 = 8
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Solve the equation. h - n + 11 = 8

Solve the equation. h - n + 11 = 8-example-1
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The givene expression is :


(2)/(3)h-(1)/(3)h+11=8

Taking LCM :


\begin{gathered} (2)/(3)h-(1)/(3)h+11=8 \\ (2h-h+11h)/(3)=8 \\ h+11h=8*3 \\ 12h=24 \\ h=(24)/(12) \\ h=2 \end{gathered}

Answer: h = 2

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