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What is standard form for -1/2k^3+3/4k^5

What is standard form for -1/2k^3+3/4k^5
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What is standard form for -1/2k^3+3/4k^5

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Answer:

3/4k^5+-1/2k^3

Explanation:

You put the numbers in order from the largest exponent to the smallest.

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