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write Y=5/3 x - 6/8
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standard form means no fractions, x and y on same side and a positive x

multiply by 24 then 24y = 40x - 18

subtract 40x from both sides then -40x + 24y = -18

finish by dividing by -1  then 40x - 24y = 18
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