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3 years ago

Y+5=-(x+5) in standard form

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swat323 years ago

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1. y+5=-x-5

2. y=-x-5-5

3.y=-x-10

4. y=x-10

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1. distribute negative sign

2. move the constant to the right and change the sign

3. -5-5 equals -10, bring everything down

4. change the sign of the x to positive, the equation is in standard form

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