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What is y-4=-7(x+1) in standard form
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What is y-4=-7(x+1) in standard form

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Answer:

7x+y=-3

Explanation:

y-4=-7(x+1)

y-4=-7x-7

y=-7x-7+4

y=-7x-3

-7x-y=3

7x+y=-3

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