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Is 10y^4 -3y^2 in stander form Yes No

Is 10y^4 -3y^2 in stander form Yes No
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Is 10y^4 -3y^2 in stander form
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Yes it is

Explanation:

Standard form means putting the terms in order of their power. In this case y^4 would be in front of y^2 because y^4 is greater

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