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What is the standard form equation for this slope intercept equation? y = -7x + 12
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What is the standard form equation for this slope intercept equation?

y = -7x + 12

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Answer: x=

−1

7

y+

12

7

Explanation:

User Sher
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The standard form is 7x + y = 12

Slope is -7

Y-intercept is (0, 12)
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