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Find the degree of the following polynomial and determine whether it is a monomial, binomial, trinomial, or none of these. -5y^3 + 7 a. 3; binomial b. -5; monomial c. 0; binomial d. 4; binomial
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monomial,binomial or other stuff comes later..just see the degree.. degree is the highest power of the variable in the given expression .. will this help ?
i keep getting c and i'm really not sure
how can you say the degree is 0 when you have a y^3 there?
I know, it's crazy! =P
having said that..can you guess the ans now? hint : a "y^3" there!!
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Your polynomial is a binomial ( 2 terms). The degree is 3 because of -5 y^3
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