Nishu Dimitri (PRODUCTION MACHINE TENDER GLASS CUTTING OR GRINDING)

It is a special way to write a maths problem so it is tidy.

You look at the different parts of the polynomial. Each part has a letter, like 'x', with a small number on top. This is the power.

To make it standard form, you write the part with the highest power first. Then you write the part with the next highest power. You keep going from biggest power to smallest. The number that is on its own, with no letter, always goes at the very end.

So, 4x³ + x² - 5x + 2 is in standard form.

Essentially, it is a complex brain disease. It creates a powerful, compulsive need for a substance or an activity. The person continues this pursuit despite the clear harm to their life and health. It's a genuine loss of control, not a moral failing or simple lack of willpower.

The term 'kma' in the context of salary is almost certainly a typo or an autocorrect error. It is not a recognised financial or HR acronym. The intended term is most likely 'KPA', which stands for Key Performance Area. These are the broad areas of responsibility for a role, against which your performance and objectives are set. Your KPAs form the basis for your performance reviews and can directly influence salary increments and bonuses.