10.Write y=(1)/(6)x+7 in standard form using integers. A. –x – 6y = 42

B. –x + 6y = 42

C. 6x – y = 42

D. –x + 6y = 7

A. –x – 6y = 42

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply everything by 6:  

6y = x + 42

The answer you are looking for is -6y+x=-42

We start by multiplying everything by 6

·6y=X+42

We then need to move X to the other side of the equation so we subtract X rom both sides.

·6Y-X=42

In order to solve the question X must be positive so we multiply everything by a quanitity of -1

·-6y+x=-42

Now this is in stardard form, so in conclusion your answer is -6y +x = -42

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The standard form of a straight line equation is: Ax%2BBy%2BC=0

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In your example, we would write:

x-y%2B6=0

Write in standard form.

x

−

6

y

=

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42

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step-by-step explanation:

answer: 140

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