Mathematics, 27.04.2021 15:30, nonispn606

The solution shown for the equation is incorrect. What is the correct solution? What is the error?
-3(6-r) = 9
- 18 - 3r = 9
- 3r = 27
9
The solution is
(Type the value of r.)

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