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Answer:


R = \frac {3ST}{2S + T}

Explanation:

Given the equation;


\frac {3}{R} - \frac {1}{S} = \frac {2}{T}

Rearranging the equation, we have;


\frac {3}{R} = \frac {2}{T} + \frac {1}{S}

Lowest common multiple (LCM) of S and T is ST.


\frac {3}{R} = \frac {2S + T}{ST}

Cross-multiplying, we have;


3ST = R(2S + T)

Making R, the subject of formula;


R = \frac {3ST}{2S + T}

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