Math, asked by bazendejas27, 1 year ago

Marta is solving the equation S = 2Πrh + 2Πr2 for h. Which should be the result? – r = h = h S – = h S – = h

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Answered by valetta
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Answer:

h =  \frac{S}{2\pi*r} - r

Explanation:

Given equation is:

S = 2πrh + πr²

We need to solve this equation for h.

In order to solve for h, we will isolate the h

Step 1: Subtract πr² both the side.

S - πr² = 2πrh + πr²-πr²

S - πr² = 2πrh

Now divide by 2πr both the side.

 \frac{S}{2\pi*r } -\frac{\pi*r^{2}}{2\pi*r} =  \frac{2\pi*r*h}{2\pi*r}      

h =  \frac{S}{2\pi*r} - r

That's the final answer.

I hope its help you.

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