SOLUTION: Change the subject of this equation to h: Ep=m x g x h

SOLUTION: Change the subject of this equation to h: Ep=m x g x h

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Question 500900: Change the subject of this equation to h: Ep=m x g x h
Answer by Theo(13342) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
if you mean solve for h, this is how you would do that.
the equation is Ep = m * g * h
divide both sides of the equation by m*g to get:
Ep/(m*g) = h

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