How do you solve S=2pirh + 2pir^2 for h?

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Jim G.
Aug 1, 2017

h=(S-2pir^2)/(2pir)

Explanation:

"isolate the term containing h"

rArr2pirh=S-2pir^2

"divide both sides by "2pir

(cancel(2pir) h)/cancel(2pir)=(S-2pir^2)/(2pir)

rArrh=(S-2pir^2)/(2pir)

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