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-2x2
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The expression \(-2x^2\) represents a term in algebra where:
- The coefficient is \(-2\),
- \(x\) is the variable,
- The exponent is \(2\), indicating that \(x\) is squared.
If you have a specific question regarding this expression, such as simplifying, solving for \(x\), or using it in a function, please provide more details!
- The coefficient is \(-2\),
- \(x\) is the variable,
- The exponent is \(2\), indicating that \(x\) is squared.
If you have a specific question regarding this expression, such as simplifying, solving for \(x\), or using it in a function, please provide more details!
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