What are the two types of percent of change
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now you must first distribute the 2 in the brackets. multiply 2 by h and (-29)
now combine "like terms" (-58) with (-58) and 2h with (-h)
now that h has no coefficient (no number in front) you can bring the -116 over to the other side to isolate the variable (h). remember when you bring a number over the equal sign the signs change so (-116) becomes 166.
now add the two terms together
the final result is 157