Question

what is the standard form of the line y=-x+3/5?
a) -5x-5y=3
b) 5x-5y=3
c) -5x+5y=3
d) 5x+5y=3

Answer 1

D i guess

Answer 2

The "general form" is ax + by +c = 0 For this case it would be:
-x-y+3/5=0 or
-5x-5y+3=0 or
5x+5y -3=0 or modified slightly
5x+5y=3

Answer 3

D is the correct answer because. y=-x+3/5. Multiply everything by 5 to get rid of the fractions. 5y=-5x+3, then add 5x to each side. 5y+5x=3