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

@KamiBug plz help

Answer 2

standard linear form

Answer 3

Ax + By = C

Answer 4

where A,B, and C are constants, numbers

Answer 5

so
4-3(x-y) = -8x + 2

Answer 6

you need to put that into the Ax + By = C form.

Answer 7

multiply out the -3(x-y) first

Answer 8

umm....I did it and I think it is C. Am I right?

Answer 9

i dont know the answer , all i did so far was
4 - 3x + 3y = -8x + 2

Answer 10

Now add 8x to both sides

Answer 11

5x +3y +4 = 2

Answer 12

now take away 4 from both ends

Answer 13

5x + 3y = -2

Answer 14

Which part of it were you unsure about ?

Answer 15

sorry I just got bit confused thanks though

Answer 16

The standard for for a line:
Standard Form: the standard form of a line is in the form Ax + By = C where A is a positive integer, and B, and C are integers.