3 years ago

S=2WH+2WL+2HL SOLVE FOR L

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RSB [31]3 years ago

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$2WH+2WL+2HL=S\\\\2WL+2HL=S-2WH\\\\L(2W+2H)=S-2WH\\\\\boxed{L=\frac{S-2WH}{2W+2H}}$

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