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Solve for a n= -h^2 + 7/a

Solve for a n= -h^2 + 7/a
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Solve for a n= -h^2 + 7/a

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User Rosejn
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Answer:

a = (-h² + 7) ÷ n

Explanation:

n = -h² +( 7 ÷ a)

cross-multiply:

an = -h² + 7

divide by 'n'

a = (-h² + 7) ÷ n

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User Wewa
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Answer:

a= 7/n+h^2

Explanation:

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User Rasityilmaz
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