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-15-3r=6r+3c Solve for r.

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Answer:


r=(-c-5)/(3)

Step-by-step explanation:

We want to solve for r in the equation below;


-15-3r=6r+3c

We need to move all terms of r to one side and divide both sides by the coefficient of r.

firstly subtract 6r from both sides;


\begin{gathered} -15-3r-6r=6r-6r+3c \\ -15-9r=3c \end{gathered}

then add 15 to both sides;


\begin{gathered} -15+15-9r=3c+15 \\ -9r=3(c+5) \end{gathered}

divide both sides by -9;


\begin{gathered} (-9r)/(-9)=(3(c+5))/(-9) \\ r=(-(c+5))/(3) \\ r=(-c-5)/(3) \end{gathered}

Therefore;


r=(-c-5)/(3)

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