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Kailey Ramsey
26 October, 12:53
What is - 5x+8 (y+x) = 11 in standard form?
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Arely Callahan
26 October, 15:16
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Start off by distributing the 8 to get,
-5x+8y + 8x = 11
Combine like terms
3x+8y = 11
The Standard form is Ax+By = C and you can recognize that your equation is now in standard form.
3x+8y=11
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