How do you write y−10=−(x−2) in standard form?
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Solution:
y - 10 = -(x-2)
=> (x-2)+y-10 = 0
=> x-2+y-10 = 0
=> x+y-12=0
Compare above equation with
ax+by+c=0 , we get
a = 1 , b = 1 , c = -12
Now ,
Standard form of given linear equation,
1x+1y+(-12)=0
Or
x + y -12 = 0
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