Determine whether each expression is a polynomial. If it is a polynomial, state the degree of the polynomial. 3x3 - 4x2
@n14r96
yes it's a polynomial degree: 3
how
A polynomial is an expression of more than two algebraic terms.
the degree is just the higher degree in this case you have 2 and 3 the highest is 3 so that's ur degree
\[\large \large 3x^3 - 4x^2\] The highest exponent power is 3. Therefore, the degree of this polynomial is three. I hope this help! :)
oooooooooooo can u help me with this one Determine whether each expression is a polynomial. If it is a polynomial, state the degree of the polynomial.4x - 5x4 + 3x3 -x5
I think it is a polynomial and the degree would be 5
By the way, when you're going to write an exponent, write "x^4" or "x^3" (To veright that next to the ^ is an exponent) It is a polynomial because it has 4 terms, and the definition of a polynomial is "An expression of more than two algebraic terms." Remember what we said before? The highest exponent power is ___ Therefore, that will be the degree of the polynomial. I hope this help! :)
what about this Simply and then match your answer with the correct choice. (4x + 5y) - (3x+8y) (4x + 5y) + (3x+8y) (4x + 5y) + 3(x+8y) (4x + 5y)(3x+8y)
I'll help you with the first one. (4x + 5y) - (3x+8y) What is another way of writing it, without the parenthesis?
i think x+3y
Answer my question first. :) What is another way of writing it?
i think 4x+5y-3x+8y
Nope. You're subtracting (4x + 5y) from - (3x+8y). When you're subtracting it by a polynomial, you change the operation sign to it's opposite. So the opposite of addition is subtraction. The opposite of subtraction is addition. The opposite of multiplication is division and so on... So (4x+5y) stays the same, but - (3x+8y) change. What does - (3x+8y) change to?
it changes to (4x+5y)-(3x-8y) i think
You're partly correct. Take out the parenthesis, and that would be correct. So you have 4x+5y-3x-8y. Now, we must combine like term. What can we combine?
4x and -3x then 5y and -8y
x-3y
Correct. :)
what about the next one
I'm guessing you know how to do the rest. Tell me the answer for the 2nd one, and I'll check if it's correct or wrong. If it's wrong, I'll explain it to you. :)
ok
i think 7x + 13y
That is correct. What about the other polynomial? What does that simplify to?
ummm 7x+29y i think??????
Correct. :) You're doing very good.
the last one i need help with
i know we have to the box method]
(4x + 5y)(3x+8y) What do you think you do first?
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