SOLUTION: Solve the formula for R. You don't have to "simplify" anything.
H=sqrt(2R+1)-3
The 2R+1 is under the sqrt symbol in the question.
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Question 1018616: Solve the formula for R. You don't have to "simplify" anything.
H=sqrt(2R+1)-3
The 2R+1 is under the sqrt symbol in the question.
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
H+3=sqrt(2R+1)
square both sides
H^2+6H+9=2R+1
R=(H^2+6H+8)/2
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check
let r=4
then h=sqrt(9)-3 or 0
Therefore R=8/2=4
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