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I don't get how to make y=-4/5x-7 in standard form using integers

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First, get the equation into Ax + By = C.

y =
(-4)/(5) x - 7 (ADD 7 TO BOTH SIDES)
7 + y =
(-4)/(5) x (SUBTRACT y FROM BOTH SIDES)
7 =
(-4)/(5) x - y (MULTIPLY BOTH SIDES BY -5)
-35 = 4x + y
^^^^^That's PURE Standard Form^^^^^^^^^
In step 4, you could have multiplied by 5, but A has to be non-negative for this to be PURE standard form. Hope this helps ^-^
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