SOLUTION: Solve the equation for r. h= Vr^-2/3.14 I think I might have this figured out, but I'm not certain it is correct. Here is the final answer I got. r=(1/pie symbol*h)/V. All raised t

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Question 571247: Solve the equation for r. h= Vr^-2/3.14 I think I might have this figured out, but I'm not certain it is correct. Here is the final answer I got. r=(1/pie symbol*h)/V. All raised to the power of 2
Answer by scott8148(6628)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
h = V / (r^2 * pi)

r^2 = V / (h * pi)

r = sqrt[V / (h * pi)]

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