Objective+25-Grade+10+Applied+Math

So, you probably know how to put an equation into standard form by now., which looks like this: aX+bY+or-C=0 Now, you'll learn how to put this equation into y=mx+b form. This was a question on my Accelerated Math. a)y=(3/2)x-9/2 b)y=(-3/2)x-9/2 c)y=(-3/2)x+9/2 d)y=(3/2)x+9/2 Step 1 Subtract the 3x from both sides 3x-3x+2y-9=0-3x 2y-9=-3x Step 2 Add the 9 to both sides 2y-9+9=-3x+9 2y=-3x+9 Step 3 Divide everything by 2 2y/2=(-3/2)x+9/2 y=(-3/2)x+9/2** And you have your answer, which is c. Depending on the kind of question, you'll have to add or subtract accordingly Here are a few questions to try if you want to practice
 * Write the equation in slope and y-intercept form 3x+2y-9=0

2. 3x-7y+4=0 3. 5x+3y+6=0**
 * 1. 2x+4y-8=0