x = 7y + 2 in standard form

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anonymous · Answer

:-)

firejay5 · Answer

:(

geometry_hater · Answer

Know the formula for Standard form?

anonymous · Answer

I don't either, tell me...

firejay5 · Answer

yes I do

geometry_hater · Answer

lol you and your sarcasm!!!

Its A squared + B squared = c squared

firejay5 · Answer

take off the squared from C

anonymous · Answer

If you said "linear equation" or "line" that might help...

anonymous · Answer

get the x and y on the same side of the equal sign and clear fractions.  Formula is Ax +By =C

firejay5 · Answer

not helping me

anonymous · Answer

how can I help?  do this first subtract 7y from both sides

anonymous · Answer

getting x-7y=2

anonymous · Answer

In linear algebra, it is customary to write Ax + By = C as the geometry is secondary.

For a line, I prefer f(x) = y = mx + c

anonymous · Answer

now ask your self is it in this form Ax+By=C

firejay5 · Answer

it's not

anonymous · Answer

why?

firejay5 · Answer

cause it's not

anonymous · Answer

it is, look at this

firejay5 · Answer

I need it in standard form and it's not

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1347403863518:dw|

firejay5 · Answer

How did you get that I am asking

anonymous · Answer

standard form for what? there are many standard forms for

anonymous · Answer

you started with this right
x=7y+2

firejay5 · Answer

yes

firejay5 · Answer

I did and...

anonymous · Answer

x = 7y + 2  Subtract 7y ->

x - 7y = 2  is the so-called standard form.

firejay5 · Answer

yes that is correct

firejay5 · Answer

estudier

anonymous · Answer

I think its bs personally......:-)

firejay5 · Answer

Did you learn it differently???

firejay5 · Answer

why do you think it's bull pellet

anonymous · Answer

When I learned (a long time ago) I just learned all the different possible representations for a line.
I think it depends on whatever you are doing, maybe sometimes its convenient to have a vector equation or a parametric equation.

firejay5 · Answer

what's you real name (first+last name)

anonymous · Answer

Textbooks dont call this standard form anymore

anonymous · Answer

Good!

firejay5 · Answer

what's your name estudier

anonymous · Answer

If I wanted people to know that, I would have registered with it.....:-)

firejay5 · Answer

do you have facebook, because you are really good at this

anonymous · Answer

I have but I only use for site logins.....

firejay5 · Answer

could I have it so we could stay in touch