7/12r + 3/4 < -5/24 + 5/6r = ? I need some help. again. please. I need to know what the answer is. I need to clear the fraction. and I'm HORRIBLE at math...

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7/12r + 3/4 < -5/24 + 5/6r = ? I need some help. again. please. I need to know what the answer is. I need to clear the fraction. and I'm HORRIBLE at math...

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The answer is most likely to be r > 23/6

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