Question

How do you write the equation y=-3x+7 in standard form?

Answer 1

standard form: ax+by = c

Answer 2

try to put it in that form by adding 3x to both sides

Answer 3

oh i forgot there was also (1,3)

Answer 4

can you rewrite the question again ?

Answer 5

y=3x+2;(1,3)

Answer 6

idk if you're looking for a parallel line or perpendicular line to (1,3) points

Answer 7

it's in standard form

Answer 8

my bad I gtogot that part.

Answer 9

forgot*

Answer 10

okay...so which is it?

Answer 11

I don't inow it said write the equation of the line in standard form.

Answer 12

if it's parallel, the slope is the same, if it's perpendicular, the slope is inverse with opposite sign.
use y-y1 = m(x-x1) and plug in the point (1,3) alone with the slope. m = slope
then put it in to slope intercept form of y = mx+b
then put that in into standard form of ax+by =c

Answer 13

Oh okay thanks

Answer 14

no problem