Question

How many terms does the polynomial have?

4p3– 2pq2+q

Answer 1

@Compassionate @agent0smith @beccaboo333 @mathstudent55

Answer 2

I beg of you.

Answer 3

A term is any combination of numbers and variables multiplied together. eg. 4xy is a term.

How many terms does your expression have?

Answer 4

3?

Answer 5

Is that it?

Answer 6

Yep :)

Answer 7

Thank you so much :) I have one more if you have a minute?

Answer 8

Sure

Answer 9

Write the polynomial in standard form.

6x + x2 – x4 + 3

Answer 10

Now I learned this in like second grade but I'm not too sure how to do this SPECIFIC one.

Answer 11

A.
–x4 + x2 + 6x + 3

B.
x4 + x2 + 6x + 3

C.
6x + x2 + x4 + 3

D.
6x – x2 – x4 + 3

Answer 12

I have a weird feeling it's D haha

Answer 13

*C

Answer 14

No one learned that in second grade :P

You have to write the terms in order, of highest to lowest power.

Eg \[\Large -x +1+ 2x^2 - 5x^6 +10x^3\]Look at the powers on the x's. Put the terms in order, highest to lowest power:\[\Large - 5x^6 +10x^3+ 2x^2 -x +1\]

Answer 15

Ahhh okay so give me a minute.

Answer 16

So wait is it B?

Answer 17

Notice the signs/coefficients haven't changed in my example...

Answer 18

oh...

Answer 19

So then I really don't know

Answer 20

Just change the order of the terms, don't change anything else

Answer 21

Move the term with the highest exponent out front

Answer 22

So is it A?

Answer 23

@agent0smith

Answer 24

Yes

Answer 25

Yayayayayayay!

Answer 26

:D

Answer 27

Thank you so much I just honestly want to say that you are one of the most helpful people on open study :)

Answer 28

Awww ♥

Answer 29

:D

Answer 30

:D