3 years ago

Which equation shows y+15=3x in standard form? PLZ help, I'm desperate 12 pts!!!

2 answers:

7 0

Hello there.

Which equation shows y+15=3x in standard form?<span>

−15x + 5y = −1</span>

5 0

You have to put it in y=mx+b form so you subtract 15 to both sides so put it under the 3x and then it would be y=3x-15. Hope it's correct.

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