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Question 1034575: Can you please help me solve the equation below. I'm suppose to covert it to standard form. I'm a little confuse though because I have tried dividing the equation by -3 as well as factoring, but I just can't seem to solve for what I need. Thank you.
3x^2+6x+y^2-6y=-3
Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Can you please help me solve the equation below. I'm suppose to covert it to standard form. I'm a little confuse though because I have tried dividing the equation by -3 as well as factoring, but I just can't seem to solve for what I need. Thank you.
3x^2+6x+y^2-6y=-3
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You have 1 equation in 2 variables, x & y.
You can solve for x in terms of y, or vice versa.
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If you graph it, you'll get an ellipse. Each point on the ellipse satisfies the equation.
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