Question

The standard form for the equation of a line is given by the following equation.

Ax+By=C
Which equation shows the standard form solved for y?
A
y=Ax+BC
B
y=C-Ax/B
C
y=C+Ax/B
D
y=C-Ax-B

Answer 1

The answer is B; Take Ax + By = C and subtract the Ax to the other side
=
By = C-Ax
Now you divide by B to get y by itself.

y = (C-Ax)/B

This is assuming you accidentally left off parenthesis or the fraction bar because without one of either of those none of the answers would be right.