How to put a linear equation into standard form and then find the x and y intercepts

The video tutorial explains how to convert a linear equation into standard form and find the X and Y intercepts. It begins with an introduction to the standard form of a linear equation, which is expressed as AX + BY = C. The tutorial then details the process of finding the X and Y intercepts by substituting zero for the other variable. The Y intercept is found by setting X to zero, and the X intercept is found by setting Y to zero. The video concludes with a recap of the steps involved in these calculations.

What is the standard form of a linear equation?

• AX + BY = C

• Y = AX + C

• Y = MX + B

• X = AY + B

When finding the Y-intercept of a linear equation, what value is substituted for X?

• 0

• Y

• 1

• C

To find the X-intercept, what should be the value of Y?

• X

• 0

• B

• 1

If the equation is 4Y - 6X = 42, what is the Y-intercept?

• 42

• 0

• 7

• 10.5

In the equation 4Y - 6X = 42, what is the X-intercept?

• -7

• 6

• 42

• 0