Hootenanny already explained it, but let me put it this way. You have three points of interest:finlejb said:And I kind of see where you're going, Doc Al, but why h/3? It seems like 2h/3 would be what I'd want to solve for...
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If you are having trouble with a specific problem, try breaking it down into smaller parts and see if you can solve each part individually. You can also ask for help from your teacher or classmates.
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