How do you write 6x+4y+12=0 in standard form?

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Alan P.
Aug 4, 2015

6x+4y = -12

Explanation:

"standard form" for a linear equation is
color(white)("XXXX")Ax+By=C
color(white)("XXXX")color(white)("XXXX")With A, B, C epsilon ZZ and A>=0

6x+4y+12 can be converted into "standard form" by subtracting 12 from both sides.

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