Help me please! d(x)=x + pi

Standard form:
Polynomial Name:
Degree:
Leading Coefficient:
Constant term:

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Help me please! d(x)=x + pi

Standard form:
Polynomial Name: 
Degree:
Leading Coefficient:
Constant term:

anonymous · Answer

@Data_LG2 maybe you can help more here :)

anonymous · Answer

Standard form: y=mx+c
Polynomial Name: 
Degree:1
Leading Coefficient: x 
Constant term:pi

anonymous · Answer

hmm.. standard forfm is Ax+By+C, arrange your equation in terms of this.
d(x) is your y.. C=pi

anonymous · Answer

:O

anonymous · Answer

@INeedHelpPlease?  isn't that a slope-intercept form?

anonymous · Answer

d(x)=x + pi
y     = mx  +c

anonymous · Answer

So wouldn't standard form just be x+pi

anonymous · Answer

$y=x+ pi $ --> $x-y +pi=0$

anonymous · Answer

wait.. I'm confused... what exactly would be the standard form

anonymous · Answer

$Ax + By +C = 0 \ is\ the\ standard\ form\ of\ the\ equation$
$y=mx+b\ is\ the\ slope-intercept\ form\ of\ linear\ equation$

anonymous · Answer

I know what standard form is, but I have to rearrange $$x+\pi $$

anonymous · Answer

yes, so what's the problem?

anonymous · Answer

well the answer is either x+pi or pi+x

anonymous · Answer

x−y+pi=0 --> this is the standard form already ?

anonymous · Answer

That's what I thought! So the equation is already in it's standard form of x+pi. What about the name?

anonymous · Answer

^that's the only one i don't know XD
is it "LINEAR FUNCTION" , like that?

anonymous · Answer

I think they mean like quadratic binomial or such

anonymous · Answer

So linear binomial?

anonymous · Answer

linear is different from binomial ..

anonymous · Answer

linear for one exponent and binomial for two terms

anonymous · Answer

oh sweet! yeah, lol
sorry i'm messing up today, i don't know what's happening to me..
so yeah, i think you're right(^_^)

anonymous · Answer

haha it's fine. What about degree, leading, and constant. I think leading is x and constant is pi right?

anonymous · Answer

leading coefficient is 1 because it's only "x", if it's "2x" leading coefficient will be 2

anonymous · Answer

Oh gotcha. What about constant and degree?

anonymous · Answer

IneedHElp, already did that part XD , scroll up, i think he/she is right (^_^)

anonymous · Answer

IneedHelp said leading is x

anonymous · Answer

i mean he is right for the constant and degree

anonymous · Answer

Oh ok haha

anonymous · Answer

anything else? (^_^)

anonymous · Answer

Yeah haha this is a pretty long review. Should I start a new question or post here?

anonymous · Answer

lol, XD