what is the standard form of polynomial (x-3)+(x+2)
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Hey mate, here is your answer,
Now, First you have to simplify the polynomial.
ie, (x-3)+(x+2)=x-3+x+2=x+x+2-3=2x-1
Then, You have to check if the terms are in descending order of their degrees.
Here, they are already in order....
So yup,,,this is your answer , 2x-1
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The standard form of the given polynomial is ⬇⬇
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