Which equation correctly solves the Pythagorean theorem, a2 + b2 = c2, for b, assuming a, b, and c are positive?

When a formula is solved for a particular variable, several different equivalent forms may be possible. if we solved a=1/2bh for h, one possible correct answer is h=2a/b . which one of the following is not equivalent to this? a. h= 2(a/b) b. h= 2a(1/b) c. h= a/1/2b d. h= 1/2a/b

Suppose a ball is dropped fromca height of 6ft. it bounces back up but time it bounces, it reaches only 7/10 of its pervious height. what is the total of each height that the ball reaches after 5 bounces

Ihave trouble finding the nth term of a linear sequence