Write y=2/5+1 in standard form

MikeSchem asked Aug 13, 2023

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MikeSchem asked Aug 13, 2023

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Answer: Because the standard form is y=mx+b, and you are already in that form

Step-by-step explanation: y=mx + b is the standard form!

y=2/5x+1 is already in standard form if you compare 2 equations!

Dino Tw answered Aug 18, 2023

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