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What is y=9/2x-6 in standard form
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What is y=9/2x-6 in standard form

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Standard form is ax+by=c but a must be positive and you can’t have any fractions. First you subtract to get 9/2x - y = 6 then you must multiply by 2 to get 8x -2y = 12
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