What is the answer to (-g+f)/a =h^3 ?

The answer to (-g+f)/a =h^3 is a=(-g+f)/(h^3);\quad \ne True for all h

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(-g+f)/a =h^3

\frac{- g + f}{a} = h^{3}

a = \frac{- g + f}{h ^{3}}; \neq = True for all h

Solution steps

\frac{- g + f}{a} = h^{3}

Multiply both sides by

a

- g + f = h^{3} a

Switch sides

h^{3} a = - g + f

Divide both sides by

h^{3}; \neq =

True for all

h

a = \frac{- g + f}{h ^{3}}; \neq = True for all h

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What is the answer to (-g+f)/a =h^3 ?
The answer to (-g+f)/a =h^3 is a=(-g+f)/(h^3);\quad \ne True for all h