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r - 4/5r = 1/5r + 1
Subtract 1/5r from each side: r - 4/5r - 1/5r = 1
Combine all the 'r' terms on the left side:
r - 5/5r = 1
r - r = 1
0 = 1
There is no value of 'r' that can make ' 0 = 1 ' a true statement.
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