Putting an Equation in Standard Form with A Negative

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Putting a linear equation in standard form when A is negative

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Questions answered by this video:
  • How do I write a linear equation in standard form?
  • How do I write -8x=9y+3 in standard form?
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    The teacher in this lesson shows how to take a linear equation that is not written in standard form and write it in standard form.