Question

I just need to check my answer... I think it's A

Which of the following represents the linear equation 3x = 12 − 2y in standard form?

a. y equals negative three halves x plus 6
b. y equals negative three halves x minus 6
c. 3x − 2y = 12
d. 3x + 2y = 12

Answer 1

standard form is a specific form, a and b are in a slope intercept form ... not standard form

Answer 2

How do you put linear equations into standard form though?

Answer 3

well, the simplest explanantion is: c and d are in a standard form: Ax + By = C, such that A is positive.

Answer 4

the question remains, how to put the given equation into that sort of format

Answer 5

Well if you added 2y to both sides it would come out as 3x + 2y = 12

Answer 6

then thats the standard form of the line equation :)

Answer 7

THANK YOU

Answer 8

its good......