Question

Easy Algebra Questions :)
Polynomials...
Fan + Medal

Answer 1

Here is the question :)

Answer 2

@jagr2713 @Compassionate

Answer 3

Standard form is from greatest - least

Answer 4

ok... so then would it be A?

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

ok... what do you think @Compassionate ?

Answer 7

Its A lol

Answer 8

ok ok.... jeez :P

Answer 9

ready for the next one?

Answer 10

sure

Answer 11

I think C... yes no?

Answer 12

do you agree @jagr2713 @Compassionate

Answer 13

i think its B or C

Answer 14

hmm... only if @Compassionate could help... but um yeah so you thought C and you did too... so...

Answer 15

@nikato he online let me ask him/her

Answer 16

wait he/she is here lol

Answer 17

heeey... @nikato :)

Answer 18

i really dont think its B i think its C idk i dont want to give wrong answer

Answer 19

yeah lets wait for either @nikato @Compassionate

Answer 20

wow. i feel so popular!

and its B since its looking for flashlights in each compartment.
C represents the total number of flashlights per gift box

Answer 21

Yes :D

Answer 22

you should take away my medal and award it to nikato Lol

Answer 23

naw... now its fair both of you fellers get a medal :)

Answer 24

whos ready for the next one?

Answer 25

i will try

Answer 26

okidoki :)

Answer 27

didnt we do a question like this?

Answer 28

all are very like...

Answer 29

remember I said that ;P

Answer 30

again... I think D

Answer 31

hint: you cant divide by a variable

Answer 32

ok... so it cant be B

Answer 33

amirite @jagr2713 and @nikato *nudge* :P

Answer 34

sorry i was helping someone

Answer 35

naw its ok...

Answer 36

soo... ok so here are my ideas: it cant be B and I think its C

Answer 37

which variable is raised to a fraction?

Answer 38

I'm assuming that "all over" means "divided by". In that case, we've got a serious issue. Remember, it's absolutly impossible to have a polynomial term with a variable in the denominator! So I would say that this problem can't be a polynomial because: The expression has a variable in the denominator of a fraction.

Answer 39

BOOMSHAKALAKA I KNEW IT WAS C

Answer 40

;D

Answer 41

HEHE LOL

Answer 42

YEAH IM NOT SO GOOD AT THIS

Answer 43

yea, its D

Answer 44

last one ok guys...

Answer 45

lol this is all your nikato

Answer 46

goooooo @nikato

Answer 47

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.

Answer 48

it would be D then because the value of the term of III is 4 and the one in I is 3.