4t+2rt+8st

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2 t (2 + r + 4s)

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Did you know that the expression 4t+2rt+8st is an example of a polynomial with three terms? This type of expression is commonly used in algebra to represent equations and relationships between variables. Each term in the expression consists of a coefficient (a number multiplied by a variable) and a variable raised to a certain power. By understanding polynomials, we can effectively solve equations and solve real-world problems involving quantities and variables.

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