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1 year ago

Solve the equation or formula for the indicated variable a=4b^5h

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5 0

Given that the formula we are required to solve for h:
a=4b^5h
to solve for h we divide both sides by 4, this will give us:
a/4=(4b^5h)/4
a/4=b^5h
next we divide both sides by b^5, this will give us:
a/(4×b^5)=(b^5h)/b^5
a/(4b^5)=h
hence the answer is:
h=a/(4b^5)

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