Question

Which of the following linear equations are written in Standard Form? (Select all that apply.)

Question 14 options:


a)

y=34x+1



b)

3x−5y=2



c)

yx=59



d)

12x + 13y = 3



e)

3x+2y=18



f)

9y=5x


ILL FAN

Answer 1

@isaidavila

Answer 2

First of all, what does "equation of a straight line in standard form" mean to you? We have to know what our goals look like before we can consistently achieve them;

Answer 3

uhh idk

Answer 4

The standard equation is
y=mx+b
Just compare in the answers

Answer 5

That is slope-intercept equation @isaidavila ...

The standard form equation is c=ax+bx....

Answer 6

meant c=ax+by...

Answer 7

so c. or no
and there can be more than one?

Answer 8

Well it clearly states "Select all that apply." so yes there can be more than one ^^

Answer 9

soory :P

Answer 10

I dont think so for C...@mathmale c wont apply right?

Answer 11

so was I right is it c

Answer 12

@mathmale

Answer 13

Oh true thanks @563blackghost to remember me

Answer 14

@isaidavila @563blackghost

Answer 15

I don't understand

Answer 16

dont know about c but what others would apply?

Answer 17

b and e

Answer 18

@563blackghost so b and e?

Answer 19

@isaidavila is it b and e?

Answer 20

Correct ^^ they do apply

Answer 21

there is another one though...

Answer 22

Yes

Answer 23

f?

Answer 24

It's important that you can JUSTIFY

Answer 25

D also applies

Answer 26

oh ok

Answer 27

f does not apply...

Answer 28

D applies

Answer 29

... JUSTIFY your choice of answer. I will spill the beans and agree that C does NOT apply; that equation is NOT in standard form. Again I urge you to determine first what an equation in standard form of a straight line looks like.

Answer 30

Here, for your reference, are several equations of straight lines:
\[1) y=mx+b\]

Answer 31

so b, d, and e ?

Answer 32

\[2. y-y _{1}=m(x-x _{1})\]