Question

if there is four polynomials and two of them have the same heist exponent which one is higher? really confusing

Answer 1

Are you talking about like same base and same exponent? OR,
Same base different exponent? OR,
Different base same exponent?

Answer 2

FAN AND MEDEL!!!

Answer 3

DIFF BASE SAME HIEST exponent

Answer 4

like this x + 2xyz
3x + y + z
2x3y + y2x - 3x + 4
9x3yz

Answer 5

the three s are the hiest powers

Answer 6

In multiplication, just add the powers irrespective of the base..

Answer 7

only the bottom two have a exponent its the three i have to put them in order from highest to least or what ever

Answer 8

Like : \(x + 2xyz\), here, Degree is \(3\)..

Answer 9

but how there is no third power

Answer 10

See:
\(x^3, y^2, x^2 y, xy^2, xyz\) all have degree of \(3\) in my knowledge..

Answer 11

*\(y^3\)

Answer 12

I am saying that in multiplication, add all the powers of variables, whether they are same or different, that will make the Highest power..

Answer 13

ohh i see tvvm i under stand thank u thanku

Answer 14

In \(xyz\), \(x\) has 1, y has 1 and z has 1, so add all 1s as x,y,z are in multiplication..

Answer 15

thank u very very much

Answer 16

Good.. :)

Answer 17

\(\dagger\)

Answer 18

so how would they e in order ?

Answer 19

@eta

Answer 20

You try first..

Answer 21

Tell me what you think, I correct you wherever needed..

Answer 22

i think it is 3. x + 2xyz
4.3x + y + z
1 .2x3y + y2x - 3x + 4
2 .9x3yz

Answer 23

i put numbers there
1-4

Answer 24

@eta

Answer 25

Good.. Right..

Answer 26

but their is no answer that says that

Answer 27

answers are 2,3,4,1
4,2,1,3
3,2,1,4
or
4,2,3,1

Answer 28

i said 3,4,1,2

Answer 29

i mean 2 3 1 4
2 1 3 4
1 2 4 3
3 1 4 2

Answer 30

@eta

Answer 31

Which order you want them in?

Answer 32

Ascending or descending?

Answer 33

From Highest to least.. Okay, I am writing down all four, correct me if I am wrong somewhere.
\[ x + 2xyz \\ 3x + y + z \\ 2x^3y + y^2x - 3x + 4 \\ 9x^3yz\]

Answer 34

See, for the last one, add powers, 3+1+1 = 5, so First will be this..

Answer 35

\[x + 2xyz \; \; \; (3)\\ 3x + y + z \; \; \; (4) \\ 2x^3y + y^2x - 3x + 4 \; \; \; (2) \\ 9x^3yz \; \; (1)\]