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We need to single out y because it is the constant:
-y form both sides of the '='
8=2x-y
standard form could mean one of two possible things:
1. Scientific notation in British english
2. A linear equation in the form Ax+By=C
Because we're using equations the latters more likely, so the answer would be:
2x-y=8
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