Write in standard form.

y-11=3 (x-2)

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Budda

14 April, 17:10

Write in standard form.

y-11=3 (x-2)

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Bongo · Answer 1

Standard forms means to get y by itself and have everything multiplied out. You can get y by itself by adding 11 to both sides. Now you have y=3 (x-2) + 11. Now multiply the 3 by the number/variable in the parenthesis. You would then have y=3x-6+11. Then combine like terms and you are done. The answer is y=3x+5

Gregory Wilson · Answer 2

The work and answer would be:

y-11=3 (x-2)

y-11=3x-6

y=3x+5

Write in standard form.y-11=3 (x-2)

Write in standard form.

y-11=3 (x-2)