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2gh + 4=6 can someone plz help I got: h=1g Do I have to divide 1/g?
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2gh + 4=6 can someone plz help

I got: h=1g

Do I have to divide 1/g?

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If you are trying to find gh you would

1. Subtract 4 from 6

2. Divide 2 out of the 2gh so 2 divided by 2

3. So your answer is gh=1
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