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Why is it important that you put the polynomial in standard form (largest power to smallest-power)? *
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Why is it important that you put the polynomial in standard form (largest power

to smallest-power)? *

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Answer: Polynomials like to be written in standard form. This means they contain no like terms and the exponents are in descending order (largest to smallest).

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