What is the equation in standard form of the line y - 5 = 5=(x + 6)? 2y-10=3x + 18 2y = 3x + 28 3x - 2y = -28 3x = 2y - 28

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Alex Zaraos asked Dec 28, 2023

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What is the equation in standard form of the line y - 5 =

5=(x + 6)?
2y-10=3x + 18
2y = 3x + 28
3x - 2y = -28
3x = 2y - 28

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Answer: 5(2x + 3). = 2x2 + 3x − 10x − 15 ... 5. Expand. 1. 2. (2y – 8). 6. Expand and simplify. ... 28 g. 72 h. 162. 2. Simplify. a. +. 72. 162 b. −. 45 2 5.

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