Classify the following expression by degree and term: x2y - 7xy + xyz + x 2nd degree polynomial 7th degree polynomial 2nd degree trinomial 3rd degree polynomial
I think B... Any suggestions? @arabpride , @pooja195 @Leader @BrooklynRoyals
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So i was right?
No.
Can you properly post your question?
Oh... :'( What do you mean?
How can we help you if you don't take the time to make sure that your question came out correct.
Copy-paste is not affective I do not know whether your question has anything to the power in it.
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Whats wrong with it? Im sorry....
x\(^2\)y - 7xy + xyz + x
Is there any powers in it? Is it x^2y - 7xy + xyz = x
Because you will never see a coefficient of a term written out in the form `x2y`
xyz + x
I know @Jhannybean But you know if they want some help they should put some effort into the question :)
Oh... I didnt know sorry... :'(
Well copy-pasting changed the format.
I dont need your help anyways if it bothered you that much... @Leader
Well @Tootles143 it is good to know what the exact question is.
The only power that is in it is X^2y...
No problem. But anyway, for your question, first off you know it's a polynomial because any function after the first exponent of 1 makes the function a polynomial. Secondly, in order to classify what type of equation it is, you look at what is being added r subtracted, and how many terms are being multiplied together.
So itss.... X^2y-7xy+xyz+x... There you go.
i.e binomial - adding or subtracting a monomial (1 term function) trinomial - adding or subtracting 3 monomials, or a combination of a binomial and monomial, polynomial - equations that include binomials (2 term functions) , monomials and trinomials.
I g2g... Sorry it is late where i am at... Help if youu want.... I will get into trouble if i stay any longer...
Use what @jhannybean gave and you have your answer :)
Okay... Thanks to you both! :) @Jhannybean and @Leader
Np :)
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