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R=5(C/A−0.3) solve for r

R=5(C/A−0.3) solve for r
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R=5(C/A−0.3)

solve for r

User Martin Cowie
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Answer:

R=(5C/A)-1.5

Explanation:

R=5(C/A-0.3)

1) Distribute the 5 to C/A and -0.3

R=5C/A-1.5

The distributive property says a(b+c) = ab+ac

Let me know if you have any confusion :)

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