Question

Check my answers? polynomials

Answer 1

@satellite73

Answer 2

the sum of the exponents of the first term is \(1+2=3\)

Answer 3

The order of a polynomial is the higher power in your variable, in your case you have two variables "x" and "y", the higher power of y is 2 and 1 for x, so this polynomial is second order in y and first order in x

Answer 4

that is how you find the degree

Answer 5

so the sum of them is 3

Answer 6

d?

Answer 7

what @M4thM1nd said

Answer 8

yeah 3 ... er D

Answer 9

my brain hurt when i did this

Answer 10

when the question asks you to arrange, it means to write the polynomial in decreasing order, so the last answer is correct

Answer 11

just list from the highest degree (exponent) to the lowest

Answer 12

so was i right?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

yeeesshhhhh

Answer 15

even a stopped clock is right twice a day
you are always right

Answer 16

idk bout this one

Answer 17

yes

Answer 18

correct

Answer 19

oo woott

Answer 20

ok but this one is idk

Answer 21

also correct

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

man

Answer 24

on a roll

Answer 25

yes ik

Answer 26

good practice for when you teach math in a few years

Answer 27

hahahahahahaha thats funny

Answer 28

keep going like that!

Answer 29

ill teach 1sst grade

Answer 30

ok i have a few idk

Answer 31

we did a bunch like these
what is the problem with adding exponents?

Answer 32

bruhhh

Answer 33

Just sum the exponents of the same variable

Answer 34

b?

Answer 35

yes

Answer 36

\[\huge x^2\times x^3=x^{2+3}=x^5\]

Answer 37

its b yes?

Answer 38

oui

Answer 39

yup

Answer 40

satellite

Answer 41

do you expect me to know what that means

Answer 42

oui

Answer 43

when i dont even know how to add

Answer 44

oiii

Answer 45

multiply each number by 10, add 1 to each exponent

Answer 46

a?

Answer 47

no, you have to add one to each exponent

Answer 48

b

Answer 49

yes

Answer 50

um d?

Answer 51

they all have \(6x^2\) and \(12\)

Answer 52

when ever you take long typing ik im wrong

Answer 53

so the question is, what is
\(4\times 2x+3\times 3x\)?

Answer 54

oh i didn't even look at D yet
lets see

Answer 55

12!

Answer 56

really?

Answer 57

C:

Answer 58

\[4\times 2+3\times 3=?\]

Answer 59

17

Answer 60

yeah so i hope one answer is \[6x^2+17x+12\]

Answer 61

im always right

Answer 62

except when it comes to arithmetic

Answer 63

"tri" = 3

Answer 64

a?

Answer 65

yes

Answer 66

d?

Answer 67

no \[5x+2x+4x=?\]

Answer 68

11

Answer 69

OH OOPS

Answer 70

i means "yes"

Answer 71

OHHH I WAS RIGHTTTTTTT

Answer 72

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

Answer 73

yeah yeah you are always right ...

Answer 74

um idk d?

Answer 75

wait no

Answer 76

um no
really no this time

Answer 77

its c?

Answer 78

yes it is

Answer 79

omg i feel smart

Answer 80

\[(x-4)(x-4)=x^2-4x-4x+16=x^2-8x+16\]

Answer 81

yeah you are going to make a great math teacher

Answer 82

fr idk this

Answer 83

c?