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4(r+3)=t, for r

OpenStudy (anonymous):

To solve for r, you need to go through order of operations. \[\frac{ 4(r+3) }{ 4 }=\frac{t}{4}\] \[r+3=\frac{ t }{ 4 }\] then subtract 3 from each side \[r=\frac{ t }{ 4 }-3\] you can use this and plug it back into the equation for r and solve t and then once you find the exact number for t, you can plug that into this equation to find the exact number for r.

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