Write the polynomial in standard form. Then name the polynomial based on its degree and number of terms. 8-4x^2+10x^2+2x
Hi I;m new to this and I'm needing help on some algebra home work. If anyone could help explain this to me that would be great!
Standard form looks similar to this with the highest degree(Exponent) being first. ax^2 + bx + c rearrange the equation and combine like terms. you can combine -4x^2 and 10x^2 to make 6x^2 then just set in decending order. BAM 6x^2+2x+8 Now for the degree is just the highest exponent. So the degree is 2 in this case.
i beleive you just need to combine the terms and but it in order like ax^+bx+c
the degree is the highest squared number such as x^5, x^8, x^2, the highest degree in this case would be x^8
exactly
Oh okay thank you!
But wouldn't that mean that the highest degree is ^2? Cause that's the only exponent I see.
yea i was just giving and example in generaly|dw:1416115556159:dw|
Oh okay! Well thank you both for your help and time.. I think I'm understanding it a little better :)
ok just ask me if ya need anything else
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