#equation for r?
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C, it’s a constant
H is a variable
Hmm
I want to make r depend on h
This complicates things
I might be able to calculate when h isn’t 0
But idk for sure
But I do know that you could search up the cube function and use that
you can do this with a bit of algebra, what have you tried so far?
factoring will make it more confusing

rewrite it like this then try to solve for h
C/r^2 -r?
ye
But that’s just h
oh i misunderstood my bad
,w Power[r,3]+Power[r,2]h=C


this is what happends if you take away r from his friend h
but cubic equation can become that complicated
And I tried to figure that out on my own 💀
.solved
Post marked as solved by @hollow fossil.
Use .unsolved if this was a mistake.
I thought abt it for a sec, because I searched how to find the inverse of a quadratic function, and it used the general formula
Then I googled the cubic formula
And said no no

