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WILL FANN & MEDALL What is the degree of the monomial? 7x8 a. 7 b. 8 c. 15 d. 56
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Is that \(7x^{8}\;or\;7\cdot 8\)
the first one lol
There you go, then. Just grab the exponent.
8
thats it?
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haha yea
ohh wow lol.... thxx!! :)
That's all it takes. If there are more variables, just add them up. \(5x^{3}y^{7}\) is degree 10. Done!
Great work @tkhunny :)
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wait I have one more...
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