Question

medals for help!

Answer 1

pretend x=3 and substitute 3 for all the x in the equation.

Answer 2

crap wrong one hold on!

Answer 3

i think its 5

Answer 4

5th degree

Answer 5

To find the degree of a polynomial with more than one variable, simply add up the degrees on one term.
ex. 5x^3 y^2 has a degree of 5 because 3+2=5

Answer 6

And the highest degree of the terms would be the degree of the expression. So yes, 5.

Answer 7

so would it be 5th degree?

Answer 8

so you don't add up the whole thing?

Answer 9

just a sec.