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Standard form of a polynomial is when the terms are arranged so the exponents go in decreasing order. We can re-arrange terms and not change the polynomial itself as long as we take the + or - signs in front of each number, or coefficient. If there is no exponent written above the variable, then you can interpret it as exponent 1.
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