Y=3x+0 standard form?

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Teenu asked Oct 9, 2023

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Y=3x+0 standard form?

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Teenu asked Oct 9, 2023

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The answer would be 3x-y=0 because standard form is Ax+By=C.

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Answer:

y = 3x

Explanation:

remove the 0

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