Question

Which equation shows y+15=3x in standard form?

A. 15x−5y=1

B. 5x−15y=1

C. 15x+5y=−1

D. 15x−5y=−1

Answer 1

Answer: 15x−5y=1

Explanation:

Answer 2

Option A is correct.

`15x-5y=1`

Explanation:

The standard of any equation is in the form of:

`Ax+By = C`

Given the equation:
`y+(1)/(5) = 3x`

Multiply both sides by 5 we get;

`5y+1 = 15x`

Subtract 5y from both sides we get;

`1 = 15x-5y`

or

`15x-5y=1`

Therefore, the equation
`y+(1)/(5) = 3x` in standard form is
`15x-5y=1`