Ineed some serious with standard form, im really confused . here's a problem ,
write the equation y - 2 = 2(x - 3) in standard form.

can someone me to solve it so i can know how to solve other problems like it ?

On a coordinate grid, point p is at (4, 3) and point r is at (−2, −5). points q and s are a reflection of both points across the x-axis. what are the coordinates of q and s? q(−4, 3), s(2, −5) q(4, −3), s(−2, 5) q(−4, −3), s(2, 5) q(−4, 3), s(−2, 5) ; -; i can't figure it out, if someone can me with the answer, that would be nice

Ivan began dividing g2  – 6 by g + 1, noting that . he started by placing g in the quotient, as shown below. what is g2  – 6 divided by g + 1? g –  1 –  g + 1  – g  –  7 + g  –  5  + 

Arestaurant gives out a scratch-off card to every customer. the probability that a customer will win a prize from a scratch-off card is 25%. design and conduct a simulation using random numbers to find the experimental probability that a customer will need more than 3 cards in order to win a prize. justify the model for your simulation, and conduct at least 10 trials.