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19t=8v(q-2h) solve for q

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19t=8v(q-2h) solve for q

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19t = 8v(q - 2h)

Divide each side of the equation by 8v :

19t / 8v = q - 2h

Add 2h to each side :

2h + 19t/8v = q

Salix answered Feb 8, 2015

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