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Solve for h h/6 - 1 = -3
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Solve for h
h/6 - 1 = -3

User SasaT
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h = -12

If you add 1 on both sides you get
h/6 = -2
Then Multiply 6 on both sides and you get h = -12
Thats your answer.
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