Question

Question #5ad06

Answer 1

`-5*x^3 + 12` is one example.

Explanation:

Since the degree must be 3 we know there will be an `a*x^3` term.

Since there must be a negative leading coefficient, we can make `a` any negative number, so let's say `-5*x^3`.

We need a binomial, which means there will be two terms, and the constant term must greater than, so we'll add a constant to what we currently have:

`-5*x^3 + 12`, for example.

That 12 could actually be any positive number, so `-5*x^3 + 85` would also work.