How do you write $y-3= -5(x+12)$ in standard form?

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Answer 1 · 2015-09-19T01:19:13

$y=−5x-57$

It is a straight line equation
$y−3=−5(x+12)$
$y−3=−5x-60$
$y=−5x-60+3$
$y=−5x-57$

How do you write y-3= -5(x+12)y-3= -5(x+12) in standard form?