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PROBLEM

Solve the following equation for AA. You may assume all variables are positive so do not use ±\pm or absolute values.
5h3=bA2G5 h^{3}=b A^{2}-G

STEP 1

1. All variables, including A A , are positive.
2. We are solving for A A in terms of the other variables.
3. The equation is a polynomial equation in terms of A A .

STEP 2

1. Isolate the term containing A A .
2. Solve for A A by taking the square root.

STEP 3

Start by isolating the term containing A A . We want to move all other terms to the opposite side of the equation. Add G G to both sides:
5h3=bA2G 5h^3 = bA^2 - G 5h3+G=bA2 5h^3 + G = bA^2

STEP 4

Now, solve for A2 A^2 by dividing both sides by b b :
bA2=5h3+G bA^2 = 5h^3 + G A2=5h3+Gb A^2 = \frac{5h^3 + G}{b}

SOLUTION

Finally, solve for A A by taking the square root of both sides. Since all variables are positive, we do not need to consider the negative root:
A=5h3+Gb A = \sqrt{\frac{5h^3 + G}{b}} The solution for A A is:
A=5h3+Gb A = \sqrt{\frac{5h^3 + G}{b}}

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