How do you write a polynomial in standard form, then classify it by degree and number of terms #2– 11x^2 – 8x#?

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Mark D.
May 13, 2018

#-11x^2-8x+2#

Explanation:

Standard form is where the term with the largest power goes first and then the next highest so that it goes in descending order.
Equations with 1 as the highest power are linear. Quadratics have a squared term as the highest. Cubic have cubed or power 3 as the highest. Then they are known as 'to the power 4', 'to the power 5' etc.

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