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Solve for h in the literal equation: a= h(b+d)

Solve for h in the literal equation: a= h(b+d)
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Solve for h in the literal equation:
a= h(b+d)

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User Fred Campos
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Answer:


h=(a)/(b+d)

Explanation:

Rewrite the equation as h(b+d)=a. Divide each term by b+d and simplify.

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User Rajamohan S
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What are the numbers to plug in for this equation?

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