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What is the equation of this line in standard form? A. 6x−7y=17 B.11x−6y=13 C.6x−11y=13 D.6x−11y=−13
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What is the equation of this line in standard form?

A. 6x−7y=17


B.11x−6y=13


C.6x−11y=13


D.6x−11y=−13

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It is A. 6x- 7y=17









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Answer:

A. 6x- 7y= 17

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