The formula that represents the height "h" in terms of p, s, d, and g is expressed as (p - s)/dg
Given the formula for determining the pressure, p, exerted on an object at a depth, h, below the surface of a liquid expressed as p = s + dgh where:
s is the atmospheric pressure,
d is the density of the liquid, and;
g is the acceleration due to gravity
We are to make h the subject of the formula;
p = s + dgh
Subtract s from both sides
p - s = dgh
dgh = p - s
Divide both sides by dg
dgh/dg = (p - s)/dg
h = (p - s)/dg
Hence the formula that represents the height "h" in terms of p, s, d, and g is expressed as (p - s)/dg
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