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What is y=-3/10x-8 written standard form​
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What is y=-3/10x-8 written standard form​

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Answer:

0 = -3x -10y -80

Explanation:

Standard form means all numbers are whole numbers, so to get -3/10 to be whole, simply have everything on one side and multiply each term by 10:

y = -3/10x - 8

0 = -3/10x - y - 8

0 = -3x -10y -80

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