English, 04.09.2020 01:01 ariloveshorses

Choose the sentence that uses a hyphen correctly. The unusually bright nineteenth-century painting was well known at the art museum.
The unusually-bright nineteenth century painting was well known at the art museum.
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The unusually bright nineteenth century painting was well-known at the art museum.
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The unusually bright nineteenth century painting was well known at the art-museum.

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