3x-y=7 into slope intercept form

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3 * 5=15
15-8=7
so 3 times what equal what , so the current number you have u subtract that number to the number you need it to equal

BigorU [14]3 years ago

3 0

Are you trying to graph it?

First you should get it to the main equation slope intercept form which is y=mx + b

3x-y=7
-y= -3x + 7
y=3x -7

The standard way for the slope intercept form is Ax+ By= C
3x -y=7

I'm not sure if I am doing this correctly but I hope this sort of helps

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