Question

How do you write `y=-2/3x+1` in standard form?

Answer 1

The "standard form" of a linear equation is (normally considered to be)
`Ax+By=C`
(with `x` a non-negative integer)

`y=-2/3x+1`

`(2/3)x+(1)y = 1`

`2x+3y = 3`