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Write the polynomial 4x^2 + x^5 – 12 + 6x in standard form
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I am not very good with polynomials, don't quite understand them that well.
all you have to do is rearrange the terms in order of descending exponent so you write the term with the largest exponent then you write the term with the second largest exponent after that etc etc
so... x^5+4x^2-12+6x
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6x is the same as 6x^1 -12 is the same as -12x^0 so the 6x comes before the -12 meaning that the polynomial in standard form is x^5+4x^2+6x-12
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oh. OK :) thanks
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