S=L−rL solve for r Please solve this fast for much points.

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Subtract L from both sides.
the expression now becomes,
S−L=−rL
2)Divide by L on both sides.
S−LL=−r
3)Multiply with a negative sign on both sides in the final step to obtain the expression in terms of r so the answer is #(L-S)/L = r#

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