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Slope Intercept: y= -6x - 3/2 what is the standard form?
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Slope Intercept: y= -6x - 3/2
what is the standard form?

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Answer:

12x+2y=-3

Explanation:

y=-6x-3/2

-6x-y=3/2

2(-6x-y)=2(3/2)

-12x-2y=6/2

-12x-2y=3

12x+2y=-3

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