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Write the polynomial 4x2 + x5 – 12 + 6x in standard form.
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Write the polynomial 4x2 + x5 – 12 + 6x in standard form.
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Write the polynomial 4x2 + x5 – 12 + 6x in standard form.
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x5+4x2+6x-12
Polynomial standard form doesn't contain similar members and must be written
in descending powers of its members.
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