1. **State the problem:** Solve the equation $4R - 3 = 3(3R + 4)$ for $R$.
2. **Write the formula and rules:** We will use the distributive property to expand the right side and then isolate $R$ by combining like terms and using inverse operations.
3. **Expand the right side:**
$$4R - 3 = 3 \times 3R + 3 \times 4$$
$$4R - 3 = 9R + 12$$
4. **Bring all terms involving $R$ to one side and constants to the other:**
$$4R - 9R = 12 + 3$$
5. **Simplify both sides:**
$$\cancel{4}R - \cancel{9}R = 15$$
$$-5R = 15$$
6. **Divide both sides by $-5$ to solve for $R$:**
$$R = \frac{15}{-5}$$
$$R = -3$$
**Final answer:**
$$R = -3$$
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