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HG U1D6 Putting It All Together Aug8

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15 Nsɛmmisa

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How do use polynomials to express volume?

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The leading coefficient is not always the first coefficient in a polynomial in standard form.

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The perimeter of any shape is determined by multiplying the side lengths by 2 before adding.

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If a rectangular prism has the side lengths of 2x, x + 3, and 4, the volume will represent a trinomial

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The area of a square patch of land, where wildflowers grow, is x² - 16. The length and width of the patch of land must be x + 4.

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