Y+3=4(x-1) in standard form

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Jet Basrawi · Answer 1 · 2018-10-21T08:28:09+0000

So you have your equation, y+3=4(x-1), now distribute the 4, get y+3=4x-4, now subtract 4x from both sides, get y-4x+3=-4. Then subtract 3 from both sides, get y-4x=-7, and that is your answer in standard form.
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