How to write this into equation with a standard form with integer coefficient. y= 3/5x+3

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How to write this into equation with a standard form with integer coefficient.  y= 3/5x+3

amistre64 · Answer

well,  Ax + By = C is standard form, so lets math over the x parts and multiply as needed

anonymous · Answer

We'll I just got to school and gotta catch up to this, I'm thinking add 3/5x to each side and combine like terms?

amistre64 · Answer

subtract, but yeah

amistre64 · Answer

y= 3/5x+3

-3/5x + y = 3

now we can multiply thru by -5 to shape this up

anonymous · Answer

How do you multiply thru???

amistre64 · Answer

distribute ... multiply everything in there by -5

amistre64 · Answer

-5 [-3/5x + y = 3]

-3(-5)/5 x + (-5)y = 3(-5)

amistre64 · Answer

In standard form the A part of Ax+By =C is not negative,which is why multiplying thru by -5 is required

anonymous · Answer

Ahh I'm sorry for late response, my connection is low since I'm on iPad anyways is the answer 3x+y=3

amistre64 · Answer

i get 3x -5y = -15

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