Step-by-step explanation:
To write a polynomial in standard form, put the degree that are the greatest first
So here it would be

Remember constant are numbers that you learned back in elementary,
Numbers like 10,90,4,1,0,-3 etc.
Remember that constant are basically represented like this

For example, 10 is represented like

Since 0 is the smallest degree possible, for a polynomial, constants are the last term of a polynomial in standard form
Answer:
0 +256i
Step-by-step explanation:
According to Euler's formula, ...
(4 cis π/8)^4 = (4^4) cis (4×π/8) = 256 cis π/2 = 0 +256i
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"cis" is an abbreviation sometimes used for "cosine + i×sine". It simplifies writing the expression. Engineers sometimes simplify it further, writing 4∠(π/8) for the expression in this problem statement.
8• (5+x) < 56
That is the equation
Answer:
an =a1+(n−1)d
Step-by-step explanation: