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Make h the subject of the formula g = √h + i

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Answer: h =(g-i)²

Step-by-step explanation: g=√h + i

Subtract I from both sides of the equation

g-i = √h+i-i

Simplifying,

g-i = √h

Take the square of both sides

(g-i)² = (√h)²

Simplifying, (g-i)² = h

Hence, h= (g-i)²

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