linear equations?

x/4 – y/3 = 1

is that a linear equation and write it in the standard form?

a + 1/5b = 2

Top 3 Answers

A few days ago

Tsubasa

Favorite Answer

Yes.

x/4 – y/3 = 1

(3x – 4y)/12 = 1

3x – 4y – 12 = 0 (This is the standard form)

A few days ago

gp4rts

It is a linear equation. The standard form is y = ax + b.

multiply through by 3 to get

(3/4)x – y = 3

y = (3/4)x – 3

a = 3/4, b = -3

A few days ago

Broham

Both are linear equations in standard form

Edit: y = mx+b is slope intercept form, not standard form.

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