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Solved by pluggable solver: Converting Linear Equations in Standard form to Slope-Intercept Form (and vice versa)
Convert from slope-intercept form (y = mx+b) to standard form (Ax+By = C)


\"y+=+3x-12\" Start with the given equation


\"1y-3x+=+3x-12-3x\" Subtract 3x from both sides


\"-3x%2B1y+=+-12\" Simplify


\"-1%2A%28-3x%2B1y%29+=+-1%2A%28-12%29\" Multiply both sides by -1 to make the A coefficient positive (note: this step may be optional; it will depend on your teacher and/or textbook)


\"3x-1y+=+12\" Distribute and simplify


The original equation \"y+=+3x-12\" (slope-intercept form) is equivalent to \"3x-1y+=+12\" (standard form where A > 0)


The equation \"3x-1y+=+12\" is in the form \"Ax%2BBy+=+C\" where \"A+=+3\", \"B+=+-1\" and \"C+=+12\"


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