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In algebra, "r" typically represents a variable or an unknown quantity. When you see "triple r" in an algebraic expression, it means that you are multiplying the variable "r" by three. So, "triple r" is equivalent to 3r in algebraic terms. This can be written as 3 * r or simply 3r, depending on the context of the expression.

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Triple r in an algebraic expression simply means multiplying the variable r by 3. So if you see "3r" in an expression, it's the same as saying "triple r." It's like saying "three times the fun with r" in math language.

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It is simply 3r

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3r

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