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Is the slope-intercept form and standard form of the same line equivalent?

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Linear equations can take several forms, such as the point-slope formula, the slope-intercept formula, and the standard form of a linear equation. These forms allow mathematicians to describe the exact same line in different ways.

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The person on the top is right

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