Y=1/3x-2/3 in standard form

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JohnyMSF · Answer 1 · 2019-08-20T19:05:16+0000

Answer:

$\displaystyle x - 3y = 2$

Explanation:

y = ⅓x - ⅔ → Slope-Intercept Form

- ⅓x - ⅓x

__________

−⅓x + y = −⅔ → Standard Form [partially]

Sinse we do not want fractions in our standard equation however, we must multiply by the denominatour to discard it:

−3[−⅓x + y = −⅔]

$\displaystyle x - 3y = 2$

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