Will fan and medal no straight answers
Complete the standard form of the equation –4y = 3 – 2x.
_x+_y=3
(Basically you just fill in the blanks but dont give me straight answers please explain it)

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Will fan and medal no straight answers
Complete the standard form of the equation –4y = 3 – 2x.
_x+_y=3
(Basically you just fill in the blanks but dont give me straight answers please explain it)

anonymous · Answer

@baby_bear69 can you halp pls with your math smartness

goose. · Answer

Well, -4y would equal 3 correct?

anonymous · Answer

I just don't understand what they mean by complete the standard form. And yeah

baby_bear69 · Answer

$$-4y=3-2x$$

baby_bear69 · Answer

add 2 x to both sides

baby_bear69 · Answer

-4y +2x +3

baby_bear69 · Answer

=3***

baby_bear69 · Answer

i guess thats what they want

anonymous · Answer

I'm still a bit confused im so sorry lol

baby_bear69 · Answer

its called isolating the variable to get a constant (regular number) on one side and the variables on the other

anonymous · Answer

Okay so what's the first step sorry again for being stupid xP

jhannybean · Answer

standard form of an equation: $\sf Ax~ +~By=C$

anonymous · Answer

ok

jhannybean · Answer

seems like you got it.

anonymous · Answer

I hope so

anonymous · Answer

never mind I think I got it now

jhannybean · Answer

Ok.

anonymous · Answer

Would -4x+(-2x)=3 be correct

jhannybean · Answer

-4y, right?

anonymous · Answer

yeah yeah that's what I meant sorry

jhannybean · Answer

Yes, and we can simplify that to say -4y - 2x = 3, because a + times a - gives you a -

anonymous · Answer

That was so simple I feel so stupid now, lol thanks