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Convert y+6=3(x+1) in standard form
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Convert y+6=3(x+1) in standard form

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Answer:

y = x - 1

Explanation:

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Convert y+6=3(x+1) in standard form-example-1
Convert y+6=3(x+1) in standard form-example-2
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Answer:

Your equation in standard form would be:

3x - y = 3

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