Mathematics, 15.06.2021 19:20, alexis9263

Find an equivalent equation to -4(y-2)=12 by dividing each side by -4. * 1 point
-4(y - 2) = 3
-4(y - 2) = -3
y - 2 = 12
y - 2 = 3
y - 2 = -3

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Find an equivalent equation to -4(y-2)=12 by dividing each side by -4. * 1 point
-4(y - 2) =...