How can the equation (3/5)y=(7/5)x-4 be written in
standard form?
Anupkashyap:
what equation
Where is the equation?
It was there...(3/5)y=(7/5)x-4
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Standard form is ax +by +c=0.
So it will be (7/5)x - (3/5)y - 4 =0
So it will be (7/5)x - (3/5)y - 4 =0
Sorry, but it is not in the options...
wat are the options?? which form exactly?????
The options are =
a)7x-3y=20
a)7x-3y=20
b)7x+3y=-4
c)7x-3y=4
d)7x-3y=-20
its option (a)
multiply the equation by 5 throughout..
Oh , yes thanks a lot
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In standard form generally denominators are eliminated. So this line becomes 7x-3y-20=0
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