How to make y-2=-3(x-4) in standard form?

Answer 1

y-2 = -3x +12

3x+y = 14 is standard form, x and y on the left, constant term on the right

general form is 3x+y -14 = 0, all terms on the left

slope intercept form is y= (3/2)x -6, the equation solved for y, where coefficient of the x term is the slope and the constant term is the intercept