Question

Organize the following polynomial expressions from least to greatest based on their degree:


I x + 2xyz
II 3x + y + z
III 2x3y + y2x - 3x + 4
IV 9x3yz

A II, III, I, IV

B III, I, IV, II

C I, II, IV, III

D II, I, III, IV

Answer 1

I'm sure that it's either A or D But I'm unsure how III works

Answer 2

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Answer 3

the degree of an equation is the highest degree of all of its terms.

the degree of a term is the sum of the exponents on the variables that are multiplied together. (if no exponent is given, it is 1. e.g. x is the same as x^1)

Answer 4

Whoops forgot to make it exponents but it would be D then because the value of the term of III is 4 and the one in I is 3.

Answer 5

yes, and they want least to greatest order

Answer 6

That's why it would be D. II has the lowest Degree of 1 and so on so forth.

Answer 7

is it D