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A = 1/2 h(b^1 + b^2) solve for b^2
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A = 1/2 h(b^1 + b^2) solve for b^2

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Answer:


b_(2) = (2A)/(h) - b_(1)\\

Explanation:


A = (1)/(2) h(b_(1) +b_(2))\\2A = h(b_(1) +b_(2))\\(2A)/(h) = b_(1) +b_(2)\\(2A)/(h) - b_(1) = b_(2)\\

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