Rewrite the polynomial in descending order in its simplest form.
here is #1
12x^2 y^2 z^3+2+24x^2
I think it should be writen
12x^2y^2Z^3+24x^2+2
then there is also question #6 I need help with is it
x+y+xy+3x+4x^2
I think it should look like this
4x^2+3x+x+xy+y
but I also think it should look like this
8x^4+xy+y
could someone please help me thanks
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To rewrite the polynomial in descending order in its simplest form, you need to arrange the terms according to the descending powers of the variables and combine any like terms.
For #1, the polynomial 12x^2y^2z^3 + 2 + 24x^2 should be written as:
12x^2y^2z^3 + 24x^2 + 2
Here, the terms have been reordered to have the highest power of each variable first, followed by the next highest power, and so on. The like terms have also been combined.
For #6, the polynomial x + y + xy + 3x + 4x^2 can be written as:
4x^2 + 3x + x + xy + y
Here, similarly to the previous example, the terms have been rearranged to have the highest power of x (4x^2) first, followed by the next highest power (3x + x), and so on. The like terms have also been combined.
It's important to note that in the given question, it is not clear whether you want to factor the polynomial further or just rearrange it. The provided rearrangements are based on descending order, but if you need to factor or simplify further, please provide more information.