Write the linear equation in standard form.
6 - y = 2x

I just need to make sure I'm doing this right. :)
If I add 2 to both sides it'd probably come out as
6 - y = 2y + 2y
Then if I were to simplify it'd come out to...
2x + y = 6
Is this correct, or did I miss something?

@phi

Question

Write the linear equation in standard form. 
6 - y = 2x

I just need to make sure I'm doing this right. :)
If I add 2 to both sides it'd probably come out as
6 - y = 2y + 2y
Then if I were to simplify it'd come out to...
2x + y = 6
Is this correct, or did I miss something?

@phi

math&ing001 · Answer

Standard form looks like this:    y = mx + b
It's like you're solving for y.

sweetburger · Answer

standard form is 
Ax+By = C

y=mx+b is slope intercept form

atsie · Answer

I'm afraid the standard form I'm given in my chapter is $$Ax + By = C$$
Not Y = mx + b

math&ing001 · Answer

You're actually right !

math&ing001 · Answer

My bad !

atsie · Answer

Who is? :P

math&ing001 · Answer

@Atsie what you wrote is correct =)

sweetburger · Answer

@Atsie the answer you came to in your original question does appear to be correct.

atsie · Answer

Thank you both!
You've been swell! @sweetburger and @math&ing001