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What is the equation of this line in standard form? 6x−7y=−11 6x−5y=−13 7x−6y=11 6x−7y=11

What is the equation of this line in standard form? 6x−7y=−11 6x−5y=−13 7x−6y=11 6x−7y=11
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What is the equation of this line in standard form?

6x−7y=−11
6x−5y=−13
7x−6y=11
6x−7y=11

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User Mikhail Genkin
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y=mx+b


y = ( 6 )/(7) x + (11)/(7) \\ y = (6)/(5)x + (13)/(5) \\ y = (7)/(6) x - (11)/(6) \\ y = (6)/(7) x - (11)/(7)
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User Kefet
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Answer:

The answer is 6x - 7y = -11

Explanation:

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