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Solve t = p+3r over 6 for r
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\[t = p + \frac{3r} 6\] is that the question??
no p+3r are together
\[t = \frac{p+3r} 6\] okay...first multiply both sides by 6..what do you get?
t x 6 = p+3r ?
right. no subtract p from both sides
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i'm kind of confused is it t x 6 - p =3r ?
yep..but rewrite t*6 as 6t...so it's neater
6t - p = 3r now divide both sides by 3
okay and is it 6t-p/3 = R as the answer
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