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Given: 3r + 2[3 (r-1) + 2] = 2(3r + 4) prove: r = 10/3

Given: 3r + 2[3 (r-1) + 2] = 2(3r + 4) prove: r = 10/3
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Given: 3r + 2[3 (r-1) + 2] = 2(3r + 4) prove: r = 10/3

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So I work this out on a sheet of paper and I'm pretty sure I did this right.


Given: 3r + 2[3 (r-1) + 2] = 2(3r + 4) prove: r = 10/3-example-1
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