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What is the standard form of x-y plus 6 equals 0?
Standard form would be x and y on one side of the equal sign with no coefficients. x-y+6=0 in standard form would be: x-y=-6.
Y-4 equals x plus 1 in standard form?
Not entirely sure what standard form is, but... probably y = x + 5
What is the Standard Form of the equation y equals - x - 3?
x + y = 3
What are the canonical and standard forms?
CANONICAL FORM: In canonical form each term (minterm or maxterm) must and should contains all literals corresponding to each variable of the function. It is obtained from truth table.Ex: F(x,y,z) = xy|z + xyz + x|y|z|Ex: F(x,y) = (x+y)(x|+y)STANDARD FORM: In standard form each term doesn't contains literals corresponding to each variable of the function. that is it may contains one or two or any number of literals in each term.Ex: F(x,y,z) = x + yz + x|y|Ex: F(x,y) = (x+y)x|
What is 6y - 4 equals 3x in standard form?
The standard form is y = mx + c In this case it will be y = 3x/6 + 4/6 so that y = x/2 + 2/3
