Question

What is y=3x^2+1 in standard form?

Answer 1

Standard Form is Ax +By = C

Answer 2

You just have to use algebraic methods to get it into that format

Answer 3

Lets begin

Answer 4

y=3x^2+1

Look at how itʻs arranged compared to standard form

y=3x^2+1
Ax + By = C

All we have to do is line everything up, and abide by some rules, such as Ax canʻt being negative

Answer 5

y=3x^2+1

First we subtract 3x^2 from both sides

-3x^2 + y = 1

Now we multiply both sides by -1

3x^2 - y = -1

Answer 6

See how it lines up with Ax + By = C

3x^2 - y = -1
Ax + By = C

The signs can be different, except for Ax, where it canʻt be negative

Answer 7

Thank you! This was the only problem I had that I couldn't figure out

Answer 8

No problem

Answer 9

Also, if you come across fractions in this, make sure to remove them using multiplication, as you canʻt have those suckas in there ;p

Answer 10

@ShadowLegendX me if you need help again

Answer 11

Will do!