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I need to find the standard form of this equation: 4y^2+40y+3x+103=0
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I need to find the standard form of this equation:
4y^2+40y+3x+103=0

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Answer:

(y+5)^2=-3/4(x+1)

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Hi!

The standard form would be

“4y^2+40y= -3x-103”


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