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Is the expression 8-6x+x^ in standard form

Is the expression 8-6x+x^ in standard form
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Is the expression 8-6x+x^ in standard form

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Answer:


x^(2) - 6x +8 is standard form

Explanation:

terms with highest exponents come first, then descend in order

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