Question

Which answer shows this equation written in standard form?

4 – 3(x – y) = –8x + 2

A.
–11x + 3y = –2

B.
5x – 3y = 2

C.
5x + 3y = –2

D.
5x + y = 2

Answer 1

ax+by+c=0
this is the example of standard form so
when we solve this above question
4-3(x-y)=-8x+2
-3(x-y) =-8x+2 -4
now multiply the left hand side constant ''3'' with x and y
it would be
-3x +3y =-8x -2
now bring the -8x and -2 to the left hand side and change the sign also of it
-3x +8x +3y +2 =0
5x +3y +2 =0
this is your standard form
u can see this standard form which is similar to my example equation

Answer 2

now according to your option
u can write your answer in this form
5x + 3y =-2
okay for question's answer