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To solve, we need to simplify the equation √(r/s) = s.
We first want to eliminate the square root, so we square both sides, obtaining:
(√(r/s))^2 = s^2
r/s = s^2
To isolate r, we multiply the entire equation by s and we get:
r = s^3
Answer: D
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