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|1. Which expression is not a polynomial? |
|(Points : 3) |
| [pic] Option A: [pic] |
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| [pic] Option B: 5 |
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| [pic] Option C: 3x3 + 5x [pic]4 |
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| [pic] Option D: [pic] |
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|2. Use the polynomial to answer the question. |
|12x3 + 5 [pic] 5x2 [pic] 6x2 + 3x3 + 2 [pic]x |
|Which expresses the polynomial in standard form?
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