Question

Arrange the following polynomial into descending order for x, then interpret the degree of the 2nd term.

7x3y3 + 4 − 11x5y2 − 3x2y

Answer 1

@TuringTest @mlb004 @ash2326 @whpalmer4 @JANELLSM98

Answer 2

@jigglypuff314

Answer 3

@eliassaab

Answer 4

I know its not 5

Answer 5

what order would the x values be in from greatest to least
x^3 x^5 x^2

Answer 6

x^5 x^3 x^2

Answer 7

yes, so that's how you would rearrange the overall problem

Answer 8

so from these choices:
A. 7

B. 6

C. 5

D. 3

Would it be d?
@jigglypuff314

Answer 9

I think so :) but I'm not entirely sure :P you might want to check that part with someone else

Answer 10

@lovable34 @sourwing

Answer 11

@BTaylor

Answer 12

@Loser66

Answer 13

descending order of x means arrange x from highest power to lowest

-11x5y2 +7x3y3 − 3x2y +4

Answer 14

degree of second term is 6

Answer 15

First, we must arrange in descending order: \[7x^3y^3+4-11x^5y^2-3x^2y \rightarrow -11x^5y^2+\color{red}{7x^3y^3}-3x^2y +4\]
The degree of that term is the sum of the degree of x and y, so 3+3=6

Answer 16

I don't understand the question, the "interpret the degree of the second term

Answer 17

as powerof x+power of y=degree
degree=3+3=6

Answer 18

@gorv @BTaylor ok is that it?

Answer 19

yeah that's it

Answer 20

@gorv thank you