The rest:(2) y=3x+7 (3) y=4x+8 (4) y=7x (5) y-8=3(x+1) (6)y+2=2(x-1) (7) y-1=4(x+3) (8) y-3=x+7. When answering please label which one you answer. And tell me how I do it on my own . Thanks

(1)y-8=3(x+1) (2) y+2=2(x-1) (3) y-1=4(x+3) (4) y-3=x+7
When answering please refer to which one youR solving EXP:(2)Y+2=2(X-1)(your answer)

The standard form is the form y = mx + c where m and c are constants. (or y = mx + b in some schools, and here, b is the other constant)

This means that y must be alone, x must have some number represented by m in front of it and there must be some number c added to mx.

Can you give it a try first?

Once again, example please

Use the example I gave you in the other thread. In this one, though, you must not forget to expand the brackets first. Show us what you come up with :)

y=-5x-2/3