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Write y=
(2x)/(5)-4in standard form

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Answer

2x - 5y = 20

And

y = 0.4x - 4

Step-by-step explanation

The equation of a straight line can be expressed in a number of standard forms. There's the y = mx + c, there's the ax + by = c, a number of different standard forms exist.

The current equation is given in the slope-intercept form, y = mx + c

y = (2x/5) - 4


\begin{gathered} y=(2)/(5)x-4 \\ \text{Multiply through by 5} \\ 5y=2x-20 \\ -2x+5y=-20 \\ 2x-5y=20 \end{gathered}

So, the two most common standard forms for this equation is

y = 0.4x - 4

And

2x - 5y = 20

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