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Your answer should be a polynomial in standard form. (7h^3+8h) -(9h^3+h^2-2h)=(7h 3 +8h)−(9h 3 +h 2 −2h)

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2h^3+h^2-8h=0 is in standard form

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Your answer should be a polynomial in standard form. (7h^3+8h) -(9h^3+h^2-2h)=(7h ​3 ​​ +8h)−(9h ​3 ​​ +h ​2 ​​ −2h)