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Quadratic Expressions
Is \frac{1}{-8x^2-8x+10} a quadratic expression?
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No, \frac{1}{-8x^2-8x+10} is not a quadratic expression. It is a rational expression. A quadratic expression is a polynomial of degree 2, which means it can have a term involving x^2 at most.
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