give the standard form, degree, leading coefficient and the constant term of the function h(x) = (2x+1)² (2x-3)

The standard form is:

The function is of the 3rd degree.

The leading coefficient is 8.

The constant term is -3.

Step-by-step explanation:

Placing in standard form:

To place in standard form, we solve the operations. So

Degree:

The degree is given by the highest power of x, which, in this exercise, is 3.

Leading coefficient:

The leading coefficient is the term that multiplies the highest power of x. In this exercise, the higher power of x is , which is multiplied by 8. So the leading coefficient is 8.

Constant term:

The constant term is the one which does not multiply a power of x. So in this exercise, it is -3.

51

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