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8 December, 19:46
The standard form of Y+6=-3 (*+1)
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Helena Abbott
8 December, 23:07
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Answer: 3x+y=-9
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1 is distribute y+6 = - 3 (x+1)
y+6 = -3x-3
Mow you have to move your x over because standard form is Ax+By=C
y+6+3x = -3
Move your + 6 by subtracting from both sides
3x+y=-9
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