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Angelica Horton
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1 August, 23:37
A = 1/2h (m + n) for n
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Bianca Ferrell
2 August, 00:03
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The answer is n = 2A/h
Solve for n:
Multiply both sides by 2.
Divide both sides by h.
Finally, subtract m from both sides.
Answer is: n = 2A/h
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