2(r+9)=4(r+4)
Find "r"
Don't goof I actually need the explanation.
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Answer:
2r+18=4r+16
2r-4r=16-18
-2r= -2
r= -2/-2
r= 1
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Answer: r = 1
Step-by-step explanation: To find r, we must simplify the equation until we have r on one side and a number on the other side.
To keep the equation balanced we must edit both sides evenly.
2(r + 9) = 4(r + 4)
divide by 2: r + 9 = 2(r + 4)
divide by 2: r/2 + 4.5 = r + 4
-4: r/2 + 1/2 = r
times by 2: r + 1 = 2r
-r: 1 = r
The answer therefore must be r = 1
Another technique to do this would be this, it is quicker but you have to be slightly better at math to do it.
2(r + 9) = 4(r + 4)
get rid of the parenthesis: 2r + 18 = 4r + 16
-16: 2r + 2 = 4r
-2r: 2 = 2r
divide by 2: 1 = r
We get the same answer.
Hope this helps.
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