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Let V be the vertex and L be the latusrectum of the parabola `x^2=2y+4x-4`. Then the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at V. Latusrectum `L//2` and axis s perpendicular to the axis of the given parabola.

A

`y^2=x-2`

B

`y^2=x-4`

C

`y^2=2-x`

D

`y^2=4-x`

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