Question

Name each expression based on its degree and number of terms.
75x+5
w^2=3
-5n^4=10n-10

Answer 1

someone explain it to me ;)?

Answer 2

monomial
binomial
polynomial

Answer 3

1=monomial?

Answer 4

i believe so

Answer 5

well 75x?

Answer 6

i would have said (tha 1st one is a linear, and the second is a quadratic and the third idk).. Sorry

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

x^y is the basic form, y determine what degree it is,

so 75x is like 75x^1 (1st degree) (linear function)
w^2 has a x^y (y =2) (2nd degree) (quadratic function)

-5n^4 (y=4) (4th degree) (quartic function)

Answer 10

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Answer 11

ask away

Answer 12

yes :)

Answer 13

write each polynomial in standard from. Then name each polynomial based on its degree and umber of terms.

Answer 14

4x-3x^2
k^2-5+8k

Answer 15

4x-3x^2 = 0 ?
k^2-5+8k = 0? for both?

Answer 16

no their diffrent

Answer 17

1)4x-3x^2 =

Answer 18

2)k^2-5+8k

Answer 19

both different questions

Answer 20

-3x^2 + 4x (is the first question equal to something?)

K^2 + 8k = 5

Answer 21

its not equal to anything

Answer 22

yeah then its what I wrote

Answer 23

1)4x-3x^2
2)k^2-5+8k
3)9z-11z^2+5z+5

Answer 24

let post it up it making confuse

Answer 25

for putting them in stand form you need to follow this rules

highest degree term comes first + next highest degree + next highest degree + .... = zero degree term

Answer 26

ok :)

Answer 27

so for 1)

Highest degree is -3x^2 (degree 2) then 4x (degree 1) so it becomes
-3x^2 + 4x

for 2) its K^2 (2 degree), 8k (1 degree) and -5 (0 degree) which would make
K^2 + 8k -5

Try number 3 by yourself, remember highest degree term comes first, then next highest

3) 9z-11z^2+5z+5

(hint highest degree is 2 from -11z^2)

Answer 28

ya because the rest are 1

Answer 29

5 is zero degrees (its like 5x^0) but x^0 = 1 so, 5*1 = 5

Answer 30

so to find the degree of -16 will it be 0?

Answer 31

yup -16 = -16x^0 which is -16 *1 = -16

Answer 32

so for number 3

Answer 33

basically all numbers without (x) or variables are degree 0

Answer 34

-11z^2-9z+5z+5

Answer 35

is that correct?

Answer 36

yup but what is -9z + 5z =?

Answer 37

9z-11z^2+5z+5

Answer 38

-9Z+5Z+5

Answer 39

-11z^2-9z+5z+5 = -11z^2-4z+5

Answer 40

you subtract the 9+5

Answer 41

didn't know

Answer 42

yup because you can, combine common terms when you can

Answer 43

ok I got more questions :'(

Answer 44

I got time for another round then I'll have to go sorry

Answer 45

ok

Answer 46

whats the question?

Answer 47

-(2.57)^0

Answer 48

what degree is -(2.57)^0 or what is -2.57^0?

-2.57^0 = 1

No matter what number to the power of 0 is always 1, (except for 0)

Answer 49

4^-2

Answer 50

X^-Y = 1/(X^Y)

so 4^-2 = 1/(4^2)

Answer 51

1/16

Answer 52

yup

Answer 53

(-5)^-2

Answer 54

78^-1

Answer 55

try these out (x^-y) = 1/(x^y)

Answer 56

Simplify each expression 1/x^-7

Answer 57

(-5)^-2 = 1/(-5^2)

78^-1 = 1/(78^1)

1/(X^-7) = 1/(1/X^7)

Answer 58

Simplify each expression 6a^-1c^-3/d^0

Answer 59

6a^-1 * c^-3/d^0 = 1/(6a*c^3)

Sorry I have to go now

Answer 60

ok thanks