Question

3x = 12 - 2y in standard form

Answer 1

do you know what is a standard form of an equation ?

Answer 2

does y=mx+b trigger any memories?

Answer 3

here's how I would do it... add -2y on both sides and subtract 3x on both sides. then it will be 2y=-3x+12.

Answer 4

then you would divide 2y to get y by itself. but for -3x, you would multiply by 0 so x would be by itself

Answer 5

does that make sense?

Answer 6

The standard form of an equation of a line has the form
\[Ax+By=C\]

Answer 7

@ramen, that is not standard form, smh

Answer 8

oh oops lmao

Answer 9

So standard form is what Zarkon said. What you said is slope-intercept form