The standard form using integers of the equation is 6y - x = 42
<h3>How to determine the standard form</h3>
Note that solving in standard form means writing it as a simple equation
Given y = 1/6x + 7
Find the LCM of the right side, we have
y = 
Cross multiply
6 × y = x + 42
6y = x + 42
Make the variables move to the left side
6y - x = 42
Thus, the standard form using integers of the equation is 6y - x = 42
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Answer:
If the two linear equations have the same slope, the equations represent the same line. Since a line intersects with itself everywhere, there will be an infinite number of solutions.
I’m not to sure I was wondering the same thing
It’s C. ( 3 . -5 ), because the you want to look at where the two lines intersect. So you want to always look at the X - Axis first. And that’s on the 3. Now you want to look at the Y - Axis. And that’s on - 5. So you answer will be C. ( 3 . -5 )
