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How many terms are in this polynomial?
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@sammixboo
a term is numbers and or letters multiplied together (it looks like a "word" )
so their is two terms
yes
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i have one more question the degree of the polynomial is 2 correct
degree is a bit more complicated. you add up the exponents (little numbers in the upper right) of all the variables in a term. you then pick the biggest sum to be the degree
for example, in your problem the second term is -3pq p is the same as \(p^1\) i..e its exponent is 1 the q also has exponent 1. added together, we get 2 now we do that same thing for the first term. can you do that ?
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