The standard form is:

Degree = 5, leading coefficient=4
The 5th degree polynomial is:
Quintic function
it is a trinomial
<u>What is standard form of a polynomial?</u>
When expressing a polynomial in its standard form, the greatest degree of terms are written first, followed by the next degree, and so on.
So, standard form is:

To find the degree of the polynomial, add up the exponents of each term and select the highest sum ( if there are more than 1 variable in single term) or highest power of variable
Degree = 5
In a polynomial, the leading term is the term with the highest power of x.
So, leading coefficient=4
The 5th degree polynomial is:
Quintic function
It has 3 terms. so, it is a trinomial
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Yes because,
8×1 = 8
8×2 = 16
8×3 = 24
8×4 = 32
8×5 = 40
So 40 is a multiple of 8
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Amplitude is twice the coefficent of the sine function. In this case, 
Period is
divided by the coefficent of x, in this case, 
Phase shift, is how much you sum or subctract from x inside the sine, in this case
.
Midline you get by hiding the sine and reading what's left, in this case, -4.
Answer:
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