v^2=v^2+2gh Solve for g?

V^2 = v^2 + 2gh <<< V is really V(f) and v is really V(i)
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V(f)^2 = V(i)^2 + 2gh
2gh = V(f)^2 - V(i)^2
g = [V(f)^2 - V(i)^2] / [2h] <<< answer

V² = v² + 2gh

v² + 2gh = V²

v² + 2gh - v² = V² - v²

2gh = V² - v²

2gh/(2h) = (V² - v²) / (2h)

g = (V² - v²) / (2h)

[ V² - v² ] / [ 2h ] = g

V² = v² + 2gh
Or, v² + 2gh = V²
Or, v² + 2gh - v² = V² - v² [Subtract v² from each side]
Or, 2gh = V² - v²
Or, 2gh / (2h) = (V² - v²) / (2h) [Divide by 2h on each side]
∴ g = (V² - v²) / (2h)

g = 0

V2 = V2 + 2 gh , so V2 - V2 = 2gh , 0 = 2gh ,gh = 0 , so, g = 0/h , that is g = either 0 or undefined .