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06-11-2020
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Look at this coordinate plane.

Which equation can be used to find the y-coordinate of point B?

A. y1=23

B. y2=56

C. y−12=46

D. y−12=y−54

Look at this coordinate plane Which equation can be used to find the ycoordinate of point B A y123 B y256 C y1246 D y12y54 class=

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shriramsenthilkumar shriramsenthilkumar

07-11-2020

It may be B . Or it may even be wrong

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