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6 h ​ −1=−3

what is the answer

User Stunt
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Answer:

h=
-(1)/(3)

Explanation:


6h-1=-3\\6h=-2\\h=-(2)/(6) \\h=-(1)/(3)

User Bert Wagner
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Answer:


  • \boxed{\sf{h=-(1)/(3)=-0.33 }}

Explanation:

Isolate by the h from one side of the equation.

6h-1=-3

First, add by 1 from both sides.


\sf{6h-1+1=-3+1}

Solve.

-3+1=-2

Rewrite the problem down.

6h=-2

Then, you divide by 6 from both sides.


\sf{(6h)/(6)=(-2)/(6) }

Solve.

-2/2=-1

6/2=3

Rewrite as a fraction.


\boxed{\sf{h=-(1)/(3)=0.33}}

  • Therefore, the correct answer is h=-1/3=0.33.

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