Mathematics, 28.01.2021 20:40, loganfreeman04

Which shows two expressions that are equivalent to (Negative 8) (negative 12) (2)? (Negative 96) (2) and (Negative 8) (negative 24)
(Negative 8) (negative 24) and (Negative 1) (192)
(Negative 96) (2) and (Negative 1) (192)
(Negative 8) (Negative 24) and (Negative 16) (Negative 12)

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