What is y=-x+4.5 written in standard form

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Eduardo Macedo asked May 11, 2023

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What is y=-x+4.5 written in standard form

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Explanation:

The standard form is

Ax+By=C

Therefore the standard form IS

X+Y=4.5

"Note" the signs changes when the position changes that's why it's positive X now

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the answer would be: 2x+2y=9

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