How to put 2/3x+y=4 into standard form?

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How to put 2/3x+y=4 into standard form?

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Monish Kumar asked

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you should just add -2/3 x on both sides so thats gonna be y = -2/3 x + 4 :D

GO VEGAN answered Mar 24, 2016

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If you would like to know what is the standard form of the equation 2/3 * x + y = 4:

2/3 * x + y = 4 is already in the standard form.

The correct result would be 2/3 * x + y = 4.

Mark Tolley answered Mar 26, 2016

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