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Solve for h h .\newline15.3+1h=1.31hh= \begin{array}{l} 15.3+1 h=1.3-1 h \\ h= \end{array}

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Q. Solve for h h .\newline15.3+1h=1.31hh= \begin{array}{l} 15.3+1 h=1.3-1 h \\ h= \end{array}
  1. Addition of h terms: We are given a system of equations with only one equation shown, which is:\newline15.3+1h=1.31h15.3 + 1h = 1.3 - 1h\newlineTo solve for hh, we need to isolate hh on one side of the equation. Let's start by adding 1h1h to both sides to move all the hh terms to one side.
  2. Simplify equation: After adding 1h1h to both sides, the equation becomes:\newline15.3+1h+1h=1.31h+1h15.3 + 1h + 1h = 1.3 - 1h + 1h\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline15.3+2h=1.315.3 + 2h = 1.3
  3. Subtract constant term: Next, we need to get hh by itself. To do this, we will subtract 15.315.3 from both sides of the equation to move the constant term to the other side.
  4. Isolate hh: After subtracting 15.315.3 from both sides, the equation becomes:\newline15.3+2h15.3=1.315.315.3 + 2h - 15.3 = 1.3 - 15.3\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline2h=142h = -14
  5. Divide by 22: Now, we divide both sides by 22 to solve for hh.
  6. Final solution: After dividing by 22, the equation becomes:\newline2h2=142\frac{2h}{2} = \frac{-14}{2}\newlineThis simplifies to:\newlineh=7h = -7

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