For the polynomial 8x3y2 - x? y2 + 3xy2 - 4y3 to be fully simplified and written in standard form, the missing exponent on the x-term must be

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Kristina Berger

8 June, 20:52

For the polynomial 8x3y2 - x? y2 + 3xy2 - 4y3 to be fully simplified and written in standard form, the missing exponent on the x-term must be

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Copeland · Answer 1

its f cause it is ok its f

Eva Morton · Answer 2

In writing the standard form, the order of the exponents of the terms must be decreasing from left to right. Looking at the first term on the left, the exponent of x is 3. Looking at the third term from the left, the exponent of x is 1. Therefore, the missing exponent on the x-term must be 2.