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anonymous · Answer

http://math.ucsd.edu/~wgarner/math4c/textbook/chapter3/polynomialfunctions.htm

anonymous · Answer

So this would be C?

anonymous · Answer

Okay, the Degree is the Highest Exponent

anonymous · Answer

b

anonymous · Answer

And the Leading Coefficient is the Number with the highest exponent, So B.

anonymous · Answer

Ok. So what would make this C, that's where I got confused when I was doing in myself.

anonymous · Answer

Well, its B xD

anonymous · Answer

I just want to know what would make in C...

zepdrix · Answer

This is not a polynomial function.
$$\Large\rm f(x)=3x^{2/3}+4$$

anonymous · Answer

What he said.

zepdrix · Answer

Do you see a difference between this and the function they gave you? :O

anonymous · Answer

i see tha difference ;o

anonymous · Answer

It doesn't go down by 1? (the exponent)

zepdrix · Answer

So for polynomial, the exponents must be positive integers.
Is there some kind of restriction on the coefficients also? Like they have to be real or something? Blah I can't remember.

Just pay attention to the exponent thing.

anonymous · Answer

LOL. Omg.I Need history help ;-;

anonymous · Answer

ok

xapproachesinfinity · Answer

coefficients need to be Real numbers only!