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11h - (2h - 1) = 118

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julia-pushkina [17]1 year ago

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You have the following equation:

11h - (2h -1) = 118

In order to solve for h the previous equation you proceed as follow:

11h - (2h -1) = 118

elminate parenthesis by takin into accoun the multilpication of signs

11h - 2h + 1 = 118 simplify similar terms and subtract 1 both sides

9h = 117 divide by 9 both sides

h = 117/9

h = 13

Hence, the solution to the given equation is h = 13

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