Solving Linear Equations in Standard form

This lesson shows examples of how to use the x and y intercepts of a line to write the equation of the line in Standard form.

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Education

Tags:

• Linear
• Equation
• Math
• Pre-Algebra
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[animation508]

thanks for the explanation

[Algebra1Teacher]

I'm glad it helped.

[143techno143]

this helped me.....yeah i finished part of my homework now

[MrBittercoke]

Thanks this really helped! I was gone when they taught this and had a hard time learning this concept.

[sheahanman]

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[supersmashermeta]

@SujinsWorld I was told that is not a linear equation, linear equations need the x and the y, so 9(No y)+3x=-5 is not a linear equation.

I'm not sure, I just started.

[SujinsWorld]

i don't understand how to make it to Ax+By=C, help?? plz.

for example..hmm, let's say: 9+3x=-5

how would i do that?

[rememberthe314]

Thank you so much!  Summer assignments are going down!

[Rrichthe3]

alright dude, thanks man...

[cheer4life12321]

thank you so much! without your explanation i would have failed my final! thank you sooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!!