A. McKenna made a mistake in Step 2.
B. The correct expression in standard form is -15a-27.
A linear equation in one variable is an equation which has a maximum of one variable of order 1.
The standard form of linear equations in one variable is represented as:
ax + b = 0
Where,
You would need to multiply -5 by 3a and 6, not add 3 to it first.
The correct steps would be:
3−5(3a+6)
3+(−5)(3a+6) : Step 1
3 - 15a - 30 :Step 2
-15a - 27 :Step 3
Thus ,the correct expression formed in standard form is -15a-27a.
A. McKenna made a mistake in Step 2.
B. The correct expression in standard form is -15a-27.
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