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Question
Write each of the following polynomials in the standard form. Also, write their degree.
(y3 − 2)(y3 + 11)
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Solution
\[( y^3 - 2)( y^3 + 11) = y^6 + 9 y^3 - 22\]
\[\text{Standard form of thegiven polynomial can be expressed as:} \]
\[( y^6 + 9 y^3 - 22) or ( - 22 + 9 y^3 + y^6 )\]
\[\text{The degree of the polynomial is 6 .} \]
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