Write the polynomial in descending order by the exponents of the x terms 8x^2+4-5ax^3+6a^2x

Determine the division problem whose quotient is shown.

x^2-2x-2+11x+2/x^2+2x+2

To write the polynomial in descending order by the exponents of the x terms, we need to arrange the terms from highest exponent to lowest exponent. Let's rearrange the given polynomial:

First, let's arrange the terms that involve x:

-5ax^3 + 8x^2

Next, let's include the terms that do not involve x:

6a^2x + 4

Finally, combining all the terms, we get the polynomial in descending order as:

-5ax^3 + 8x^2 + 6a^2x + 4

Therefore, the polynomial in descending order by the exponents of the x terms is -5ax^3 + 8x^2 + 6a^2x + 4.

To write the polynomial in descending order by the exponents of the x terms, you need to rearrange the terms so that the one with the highest exponent is written first. Here's the rearranged polynomial:

-5ax^3 + 8x^2 + 6a^2x + 4