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What is y−10=9(x+8)written in standard form
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What is y−10=9(x+8)written in standard form

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Y-10=9(x+8)
y-10=9x+72
-10 -10
Y=9x+62
-9x -9x
-9x+y=62
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y-10=9(x+8) in standard form is 9x −y =−82

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