Question

2y+3=-1/3(x-2) in standard form

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Standard form is y=mx+b
First simplify the equation: 2y+3= -1/3(x-2)

Answer 3

So combine like terms: 2y+3 = -1/3x +2/3
2y=-1/3x-7/3
To get rid of fractions, multiply by 3: 6y = -x - 7

Answer 4

then divide it all by 6: y=-1/6x-7/6

Answer 5

you do realize standard form is ax+by=c that is slope-intercept form you did

Answer 6

Oh shoot, yea i forgot.. I'm old lol. Hang on, gimme a chance

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

2y+3= -1/3(x-2)
ax+by=c
2y+3=-1/3x+2/3
2y+1/3x=-7/3
To get rid of fractions, multiply by 3:
6y+x=-7

Answer 9

or... x+6y = -7

Answer 10

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Answer 11

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