Question

Which answer shows this equation in standard form?



6 – 2(x – y) = –3x + 5



A.


x + 2y = –1


B.


x + 2y = 1


C.


x – 2y = 1


D.


–5x + 2y = –1


i think its d

Answer 1

its D correct!

Answer 2

thank you

Answer 3

No, that's wrong. @NunChuckBoy3101

Answer 4

That answer's wrong.

Answer 5

\(6 - 2(x - y) = -3x + 5\)

Distribute 2 into the parenthesis:

\(6 - 2x + 2y = -3x + 5\)

Subtract 6 to both sides:

\(-2x + 2y = -3x - 1\)

Add 3x to both sides, what do you get?

Answer 6

Can you add 3x + -2x?

Answer 7

It's the same thing as 3x - 2x

Answer 8

ok 3x−2x+2y=−3x−1

Answer 9

Can you tell me what 3x - 2x is? It's just 3 - 2 and adding an 'x' at the end.

Answer 10

1x

Answer 11

@iGreen

Answer 12

Yes, and 1x is the same thing as 'x'.

So we have:

\(x + 2y = -1\)

Answer 13

oh ok thank you

Answer 14

No problem.