How do you write $-y^3+3y-3y^2+2$ in standard form and what is the leading coefficients?

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Answer 1 · 2018-01-06T05:52:58

$-y^3-3y^2+3y+2$

The leading coefficient is $-1$ .

A polynomial in standard form lists the terms from left to right by descending order of exponents and the constant.

How do you write -y^3+3y-3y^2+2-y^3+3y-3y^2+2 in standard form and what is the leading coefficients?