Question

How do I write this in standard form?
y=6x-11

Answer 1

ax+by= c is standard form

Answer 2

You sure? I thought it was A(sq)+B(sq)=C(sq)...Oh wait is that Pythagorean theorem?

Answer 3

Yes thats the pythagorean theorm for determining sides of right triangles

Answer 4

Ah. Okay. So how do I put y=6x-11 into standard form?

Answer 5

it 1y and 6x and the constant or number is c
see if you can figure it out with that information

Answer 6

I honestly don't know.

Answer 7

-6x+y=-11?

Answer 8

Thats close but the beginning can't be negative so if you multiply everything by -1 it would be 6x-y=11

Answer 9

the beginning can't be negative?

Answer 10

Ever?

Answer 11

in every class ive been in they have told me that.

Answer 12

I haven't seen an exception

Answer 13

Okay thanks.

Answer 14

No problem