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6h − (9−3h) = 6 − 3 (h+2) h=3/2 h=3/4 h=17/6 h=7/2

6h − (9−3h) = 6 − 3 (h+2) h=3/2 h=3/4 h=17/6 h=7/2
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6h − (9−3h) = 6 − 3 (h+2)

h=3/2

h=3/4

h=17/6

h=7/2

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i would try going with h =7/2 if that is wrong just rate me 1
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