
William W. answered 03/14/19
Math and science made easy - learn from a retired engineer
I'm assuming you duplicated everything and this is a problem to solve for "h" and not "hh".
Here's how I'm interpreting what you submitted:
h(π2R4(H4 + H2(H − h)2 + (H − h)4)) = 1
You would multiply it all out and gather like-terms. If it is supposed to be like I'm showing above, it will turn into a 5th order equation in terms of "h":
k1h5 + k2h4 + k3h3 + k4h2 + k5h +k6
But solving this for h is virtually impossible so I doubt if that is what you are supposed to do.
If I have the correct interpretation above, and if I multiplied it out without making a mistake (not great odds), the coefficients for the "h" terms would be as follows:
k1 = π2R4 (h5 term)
k2 = -4Hπ2R4 (h4 term)
k3 = 7H2π2R4 (h3 term)
k4 = -6H3π2R4 (h2 term)
k5 = 3H4π2R4 (h term)
k6 = -1 (Constant term)