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Which equation shows y+15=3x in standard form? A. 15x−5y=−1 B. 15x+5y=−1 C. 5x−15y=1 D. 15x−5y=1

Which equation shows y+15=3x in standard form? A. 15x−5y=−1 B. 15x+5y=−1 C. 5x−15y=1 D. 15x−5y=1
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Which equation shows y+15=3x in standard form?

A. 15x−5y=−1
B. 15x+5y=−1
C. 5x−15y=1
D. 15x−5y=1

User Ryogi
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rearranging y + 15 = 3x we have
3x - y = 15

so its none of them
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