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Answers: Choice B and Choice D</h3>
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Explanation:
Standard form will always have the largest exponents listed first on the left side. Then as you move to the right, the exponents will decrease. Choice B shows this with the exponents counting down (3,2). Choice D is a similar story with the exponents counting down (9,2,1,0). Think of -6x as -6x^1, and also think of the 10 as 10x^0.
Something like choice A is a non-answer because the term with the largest exponent 3 is buried in the middle, and not at the left side. The exponents are not in decreasing order. Choice C can be ruled out for similar reasons.
Side note: the largest exponent is the degree of the polynomial. This only applies to single variable polynomials.
Divide! If you add three and four, you get seven. Subtracting four from seven, you get three. If you multiply three and four, you get twelve. If you then divide by four, you get back to 3. I hope this helped!
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
