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Solve: V=nr^2h ; for r.

Solve: V=nr^2h ; for r.
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Solve: V=nr^2h ; for r.

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Answer:


r=\sqrt{(V)/(nh) }

Explanation:


V=nr^(2)h\\(V)/(nh)=(nr^(2)h )/(nh)\\(V)/(nh)=r^(2)\\\sqrt{(V)/(nh) }=\sqrt{r^(2) }\\r=\sqrt{(V)/(nh) }

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