Question

Write the degrees of the equation 2(x−3) (x−5) (x+3) (x−4) (x+6)=0.

Answer 1

I kinda think i get what I have to do since there's the equation

p(x) = k(x-rn(x-rn)... but not sure how to get the amount of degrees from that.

Answer 2

the highest degree of x will be the degree of the equation.

u can clearly observe here that highest possible degree should be 5 here.

Answer 3

I thought that a degree was 3x^6, the degree being 6.

Answer 4

But there's nothing been squared.