Y+1/5=3x what is the standard form

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6 0

Well for starters, standard form is Ax+By+C. so, you need to manipulate your equation:

y+2= -3(x-1)
y+2= -3x+3
3x+y-1=0

so your final answer is: 3x+y-1

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