1. Which equation is the general form of (a-2)2- (y+ 5)2 = 18?22 - y-4x- 10y = 39%3DO a2 – – 4x + 25y = 18O 22 – – 4x – 10y = 1O x2 – y – 4x - 25y = 11FULHD

Given that (x-2)^2 -(y+5)^2 =18 now we can write this x^2 -4x +4 -(y^2 +10y +25)=18

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1. Which equation is the general form of (x -(y+5)- = 18? 22 - y - 4x- 10y = 39 22 – y? – 4x + 25y = 18 - 22 – y? – 4x – 10y = 1 | O a2 – – 4x - 25y = 11