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C because it is in factored form already

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C since it's the only one with parenthesis

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c does not belong because its the only one that has two negatives...

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C because it has parenthesis

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c does not belong because it the only one in () and it isn't a trinomial. also there it isn't written in standard form from the highest degree to the lowest.

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C doesn't belong because you are using distrbutive property

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D does not belong because it has a negative coefficient and even power

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D because the leading coefficient is negative

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D because it's the only one with a negative coefficient

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c because it's the only one that's factored

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C doesn´t belong because the problem is in the parenthesis while the others are not in parenthesis

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B doesn't belong because when put in standard form it's the only one that has more than one coefficient to a power other than one.

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C doesn't belong because it is the only expression in factored form

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D cuz x is negative

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c its the only factored one

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Only one with parenthesis

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d