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Polynomial Standard Form - Quiz
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Standard form of a polynomial is ordering all terms
from the highest degree (power) to the lowest degree.
Standard form of a polynomial is ordering all terms
from the highest degree (power) to the lowest degree.
Which polynomial is in standard form?
    x3 + 5x - 3x2
    x3 - 3x2 + 5x
 - 3x2 +x3 + 5x
Standard form of a polynomial is ordering all terms
from the highest degree (power) to the lowest degree.
Which polynomial is in standard form?
    x3 + 5x - 34
    x3 - 34 + 5x
 - 34 +x3 + 5x
Standard form of a polynomial is ordering all terms
from the highest degree (power) to the lowest degree.
Which polynomial is in standard form?
    x13 + 5x - 34 + 2x
    x13 - 3x7 + 5x6 - 8
    x13 + 5x8  + 7x2 - x6
x7 + 5x4  + 7x   - x2 + 8
   Fill in the missing exponent so that 
the polynomial will be in standard form.
x5 + 9x3  + 7x   - 6x + 8
   Fill in the missing exponent so that 
the polynomial will be in standard form.
x9 + 6x7  - 7x    - x5 + 8x
   Fill in the missing exponent so that 
the polynomial will be in standard form.
Standard form can be used to facilitate (ease) addition.
Which term below has no like term to combine with?
y
Type the power here
-3x4
?
Shimmy these terms so that the 
polynomial is in standard form
+x3
?
+4x2
?
-x
?
-7
?
-3x6
?
Shimmy these terms so that the 
polynomial is in standard form
+x5
?
-x3
?
-x
?
+ 2
?
-x8
?
Shimmy these terms so that the 
polynomial is in standard form
+2x6
?
-x3
?
-x2
?
+x
?
Finito
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