SOLUTION: How do you write a slope-intercept equation into a standard form equation? Ex. y-13=4(x-2)

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Question 369311: How do you write a slope-intercept equation into a standard form equation?
Ex. y-13=4(x-2)
Answer by Fombitz(13828) About Me  (Show Source):
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That's a point-slope form and not a slope-intercept form, y=mx%2Bb.
For standard form, x and y on the left, constant on the right, x coefficient is positive, only integer coefficients(no denominators).
y-2=4%28x-2%29
y-2=4x-8
-4x%2By=-6
highlight%284x-y=6%29