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Why is the standard form of a linear equation ax + by = c? What is the significance of this particular way of writing the equation that makes it "standard"? When we graph a line, we always transform the equation into something else, such as the point-slope form, y = mx + b.
In other words, what is the equation, without transformation, used for?
In other words, what is the equation, without transformation, used for?