Question

HOW DO WRITE LINEAR EQUATIONS IN STANDARD FORM???
10y-3x+6=11

Answer 1

oh no i see you have a \(+6\) on the left and an \(11\) on the right
subtract

Answer 2

\(ax + by + c = 0 \)

Answer 3

wat do i subtract

Answer 4

subtract 11 on both sides

Answer 5

so i subtract 11 from 6 or or 10

Answer 6

from the 6

Answer 7

\[10y-3x+6=11\]
\[10y-3x=5\]
\[3x-10y=-5\] is probably what they have in mind

Answer 8

^^ i thnik hes write i accidently gave you the quadratic from XD i apologize

Answer 9

why did you switch the 10y and 3x and make the 5 a negative

Answer 10

????

Answer 11

you can always ya know....use google too to see what the different forms are and do the equation accordingly...

Answer 12

ok v.v

Answer 13

im sorry =( or you can try one of their answers

Answer 14

Standard form is Ax+By=C,

A, B, C are all integers, GCF of 1, and A is positive. So, get all the x's and y's on one side, get all the numbers on the other side.