SOLUTION: x^(2)-6x+y^(2)+5=5 How would I put this in standard form?

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Question 629614: x^(2)-6x+y^(2)+5=5 How would I put this in standard form?
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x^(2)-6x+y^(2)+5=5 ||If as submitted...

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