Question

What is y +4= -6(x + 6) written in standard form?

Answer 1

Answer:

The standard form of the given expression is  y = -6x - 40.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here , the given expression is      y +4= -6(x + 6)

The above equation represents the line of an equation.

It of the POINT SLOPE FORM : y - y0 = m (x -x0)

Now, the standard form of a line Equation is SLOPE INTERCEPT form:

y =  m x + C

Simplifying the given expression, we get,

y +4= -6(x + 6)   ⇒   y + 4 = -6x - 36

or, y = -6x - 36 -4

or, y = -6x - 40

It is of the SLOPE INTERCEPT form.

Hence, the standard form of the given expression is  y = -6 x - 40.