standard form Ax + By = C
Convert equation into standard form
Y = 9/7x + 1
7y = 9x + 7
Only if you really mean
y = (9/7) x + 1
or in other words
y = 9x/7 + 1
9 x - 7 y = -7
To convert the equation into standard form (Ax + By = C), you need to eliminate the fraction first. Multiply both sides of the equation by 7 to remove the fraction:
7y = 9x + 7
7 * 7y = 7 * (9x + 7)
49y = 63x + 49
Now, rearrange the equation in standard form:
63x - 49y = -49
Therefore, the equation Y = 9/7x + 1 in standard form is 63x - 49y = -49.
To convert the equation into standard form (Ax + By = C), you need to eliminate any fractions and rearrange the equation so that x and y terms are on the same side and C is on the other side.
Given equation: Y = 9/7x + 1
To eliminate the fraction, you can multiply every term in the equation by 7:
7y = (9/7)x + 1 * 7
Simplify:
7y = 9x + 7
Now, you have the equation in standard form (Ax + By = C), where A = 9, B = -7, and C = 7.