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Which equation shows y=−12x+4 is in standard form? 2x−y=8 x+2y=−8 x + 2y = 8 2x + y = 8
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Which equation shows y=−12x+4 is in standard form? 2x−y=8 x+2y=−8 x + 2y = 8 2x + y = 8

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Im guessing it says which one is standard form of y=1/2+4?

You should write the question out if the app scans it wrong.

But in that case the answer is x+2y=8
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2x + y = 8 is standard
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