Question

Which answer shows this equation in standard form?

8 – 4(x – y) = –6x + 6

A.
2x + 4y = 2

B.
–10x + 4y = –2

C.
2x + 4y = –2

D.
2x – 4y = –2

Answer 1

@Taylor<3sRin

Answer 2

Explane how you got your answer :) thank you

Answer 3

@Jackky

Answer 4

mija imma try my hardest

Answer 5

@AlexisPooBear

Answer 6

ok

Answer 7

ty :)

Answer 8

@Jhannybean

Answer 9

@jordanloveangel

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

I can do it. Would you like my help?

Answer 12

ay mija im so sorry

Answer 13

8 - 4(x - y) = 2x + 6
8 - 4x +4y = 2x + 6
2 = 6x -4y

Answer 14

Standard form of the equation of a line : \(\sf ax+by=c\)

Answer 15

6x - 4y = 2

Answer 16

So you want to move all your variables on one side, and keep all your constants on the other.

Answer 17

@Karon86 if u need help tag me

Answer 18

\[\sf 8 – 4(x – y) = –6x + 6\]Expand :\(-4(x-y)\) first.

Combine all your x terms and your y terms on the left side, and subtract \(\sf -8\) from both sides. Then just simplify.

Answer 19

how long i've been gone -.- lol