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Ksju [112]2 years ago

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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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