S=L (1 - r), for r

This is all it says, you are solving for r, the instructions just say solve for r

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Brodie Hayden

Mathematics

3 June, 06:23

S=L (1 - r), for r

This is all it says, you are solving for r, the instructions just say solve for r

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Jaquan Ortiz · Answer 1

OK. Then let's solve for ' r '. That means you have to come up with an equation that says r = everything else.

Step #1:

Write the equation you're given: S = L (1 - r)

Let's divide each side by ' L ': S/L = 1 - r

Subtract 1 from each side : S/L - 1 = - r

Multiply each side by - 1 : 1 - S/L = r

and there you have it.

S=L (1 - r), for rThis is all it says, you are solving for r, the instructions just say solve for r

S=L (1 - r), for r

This is all it says, you are solving for r, the instructions just say solve for r