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31 January, 22:33

What is the 2nd term when 6g2 - 3g4 + 2g - g3 + 5 is arranged in descending order?

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  1. 31 January, 22:57
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    This is how the expression should go:

    -3g4 - g3 + 6g2 + 2g + 5

    Which means that the second term is - g3.
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