4y-5x=3(4x-2y+1) in standard form

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Ricardo Saporta asked Sep 14, 2023

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4y-5x=3(4x-2y+1) in standard form

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Answer:

7x+10y=3

Explanation:

Standard Form= Ax+By=c

Distribute first

4y-5x=12x-6y+3

Add 6y

10y-5x=12x+3

Add 12x

7x+10y=3

KenLFG answered Sep 21, 2023

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