Answer: h=(D²-s)/3
Step-by-step explanation: D² =3h+s
Subtract a from both sides of the equation
D²-s =3h+s-s
Simplifying,
D²-s =3h
Divide both sides by 3( to isolate 'h')
(D²-s)/3 =3h/3
Simplifying,
(D²-s)/3 =h
Hence, h= (D²-s)/3
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Answer:
third one is a required answer.
x =2y
or
1/x=y
An absolute value equation which could represent the length of a plane is : 12 feets ≥ x ≤ 302 feets
Smallest length of a plane = 12 feets
Longest length of a plane = 302 feets
This means that the minimum length of a plane cannot be below 12 feets and the maximum length of a plane cannot be above 302 feets
Using x as the length of a plane :
To represent as an absolute value ; we use inequality :
Minimum length ≥ x ≤ maximum length
12 feets ≥ x ≤ 302 feets .
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