Write the equation in standard form 3x + 1 = 2y
1 answer:
The standard form of an equation is
In the question, we have the following formula
To get the formula in standard form, we first have to subtract 2y from both sides (since we need to get 2y on the left side)
Finally we subtract 1 from both sides (since we need the number on the right side)
Hence, 4. is the correct answer.
In the question, we have the following formula
To get the formula in standard form, we first have to subtract 2y from both sides (since we need to get 2y on the left side)
Finally we subtract 1 from both sides (since we need the number on the right side)
Hence, 4. is the correct answer.
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