Write 4^3 – 6x + 2^5 + 3 in standard form please

2^5 + 4^3 – 6x + 3

Step-by-step explanation:

Order the numbers by decreasing exponents. Start with the 2^5, since it has an exponent of 5. Next is the 4^3 since it has an exponent of 3. After that is -6x since it has an exponent of 1. 3 is last because it has an exponent of 1 and it has no variables attached.

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