1. **Stating the problem:** Rearrange the formula $$W = \frac{h^2}{7x}$$ to make (a) $$h$$ the subject and (b) $$x$$ the subject.
2. **Rearranging for h:**
- Start with $$W = \frac{h^2}{7x}$$.
- Multiply both sides by $$7x$$ to isolate $$h^2$$: $$7xW = h^2$$.
- Take the square root of both sides to solve for $$h$$: $$h = \pm \sqrt{7xW}$$.
3. **Rearranging for x:**
- Start again with $$W = \frac{h^2}{7x}$$.
- Multiply both sides by $$7x$$: $$7xW = h^2$$.
- Divide both sides by $$7W$$ to isolate $$x$$: $$x = \frac{h^2}{7W}$$.
**Final answers:**
- (a) $$h = \pm \sqrt{7xW}$$
- (b) $$x = \frac{h^2}{7W}$$
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