G Guest Guest Oct 5, 2005 #1 the formula A =1/2h(b+B) if this is solved for b I said 2A-Bh/h also 2A/h-B is that the same as 2A-B/h
the formula A =1/2h(b+B) if this is solved for b I said 2A-Bh/h also 2A/h-B is that the same as 2A-B/h
H happy Full Member Joined Oct 30, 2004 Messages 466 Oct 5, 2005 #2 the formula A =1/2h(b+B) if this is solved for b 2A=h(b+B) 2A/h = b+B 2A/h - (B) also 2A/h-B is that the same as 2A-B/h nope
the formula A =1/2h(b+B) if this is solved for b 2A=h(b+B) 2A/h = b+B 2A/h - (B) also 2A/h-B is that the same as 2A-B/h nope
D Denis Senior Member Joined Feb 17, 2004 Messages 1,700 Oct 5, 2005 #3 "the formula A =1/2h(b+B) if this is solved for b" use MORE brackets! You probably mean: A = 1/2 of h(b + B) so: A = h(b + B) / 2 2A = hb + hB Now go get "b" !
"the formula A =1/2h(b+B) if this is solved for b" use MORE brackets! You probably mean: A = 1/2 of h(b + B) so: A = h(b + B) / 2 2A = hb + hB Now go get "b" !