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Solve the following equation for G:2 (g-h) = b+4

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Klio2033 [76]2 years ago

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If the equation 2(g - h) = b + 4 is solved for g. Then the value of g will be b/2 + h + 2.

<h3>What is the solution of the equation?</h3>

A combination of equations solution is a collection of values x, y, z, etc. that enable all of the calculations to true at the same time.

The equation is given below.

2(g - h) = b + 4

Then solve the equation for the value of g. Then we have

2(g - h) = b + 4

g - h = b/2 + 2

g = h + b/2 + 2

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