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What value of R makes r/ -11 = (-3) true

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Answer:

The value of
r=33 which makes the equation true.

Explanation:

Given the equation


(r)/(-11)=-3

We have to find the value of r for which the equation must be true.

solving the equation


(r)/(-11)=-3

Multiply both sides by -11


(r\left(-11\right))/(-11)=\left(-3\right)\left(-11\right)


r=33

Therefore, the value of
r=33 which makes the equation true.

VERIFICATION:

Putting
r=33 in the equation


(r)/(-11)=-3


(33)/(-11)=-3


-3=-3
(33)/(-11)=-3

L.H.S = R.H.S

Therefore, the value of
r=33 which makes the equation true.

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