Question

How do you rewrite the equation V=1/3s^2h in terms of s​

Answer 1

s = sqrt(3V/h)

Explanation:

To put this in terms of s, we must first isolate the s^2. So we can multiply by 3/h on both sides. So we get s^2 = 3V/h. Taking the square roots of both sides, we get s = sqrt(3V/h).

Answer 2

`\bf V=\cfrac{1}{3}s^2h\implies V=\cfrac{s^2h}{3}\implies 3V=s^2 h\implies \cfrac{3V}{h}=s^2\implies \sqrt{\cfrac{3V}{h}}=s`