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I literally cannot understand polynomials. Whats the difference between that and BEDMAS? Wouldnt we follow the same rules as BED

MAS? This isn't my only question though. I just cant understand how to do polynomials.

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ahrayia [7]3 years ago

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It’s called PEMDAS
;)

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