Question

What is standard form of the equation of a line?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I opened your attachment, it didn't let me view it so I will create an example to try to help.

Answer 3

FOR EXAMPLE:
Let's say that you are given the equation
2x-y=6

If you were asked to put this in STANDARD form . . .
You would need to get the Y by itself.
2x-y=6
-2x -2x
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-y=-2+6

Divide -1 by both sides and you are left with

y= 2x-6

Answer 4

(-6 is the y-intercept.)
x is the slope. So in this example your slope would be 2/1 or up 2, over 1