Question

Can You Help Please

Answer 1

@Jadeishere

Answer 2

I can try :)

Answer 3

The degree if a polynomial is the highest exponent. What's the highest exponent of the polynomial?

Answer 4

3

Answer 5

Yes! Great :)

Answer 6

Standard form is when the exponents are in order from least to greatest :)
So, which of the options is in standard form?

Answer 7

a?

Answer 8

@Jadeishere

Answer 9

Nope >.< Rewrite in the order of exponents, remember, EVERY variable has an exponent, whether it's 1 or something else.

Answer 10

im really bad at this i dont know

Answer 11

im sorry :(

Answer 12

It's fine xD I'm here to help, even if I have to do it all day >.<
We have the terms;
6x^2
-2x^4
4
3x

Which has the biggest exponent?

Answer 13

first one

Answer 14

No, look again
I'll rewrite it >.<
\[6x^2\]
\[-2x^4\]
\[4\]
and
\[3x\]

Answer 15

exponents are the small numbers in the top right >.<

Answer 16

F.U.C.K this

Answer 17

No, it's okay! Come on, let's keep going :)

Answer 18

second one

Answer 19

YES! Great!!! So that would be the first term in the standard form, which one has the next highest exponent?

Answer 20

first one

Answer 21

Yep :) And now, we're done to the last two, that seemingly have no exponents, so we use the one with the variable.

Using the order we just determined, what is the answer in standard form? >.<

Answer 22

a?

Answer 23

Are you sure?

Answer 24

im on #2 of 12 please kill me ... no c

Answer 25

Yes, it's C, great job >.<

Answer 26

im literally chewing all the skin off the inside of my upper lip i hate this $h!t

Answer 27

@Jadeishere !!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 28

sorry ill chill

Answer 29

I'm sorry, I'm not trying to ignore you or anything I had to get off for a second and I'm helping a few other people :P

Answer 30

ik you are i was watching

Answer 31

i should say i am watching*

Answer 32

Haha, okay, sorry! Let me look

Answer 33

yeah you do that

Answer 34

so b

Answer 35

Same here, treat it as a normal subtraction problem :) Subtract the LIKE terms and nothing else :)

Answer 36

c

Answer 37

Look again, close, but not quite :)
-6x - (-6x) when you subtract a negative, what happens to the sign?

Answer 38

turns into a freaking positive

Answer 39

Calm down :) It's fine, you got this. So -6x + 6x = 0, right?

Answer 40

yes

Answer 41

So it would be 2x^2 + 3

Answer 42

i know your just trying to help im not mad at you just got alot of stuff going on ... my gf dumped me and my dad died recently like 2 months ago

Answer 43

I'm sorry to hear that. That really does sound terrible :(

Answer 44

i will be moving in a few weeks and im living with my sister temporarily

Answer 45

Well, it's okay, maybe not right now, and I'm not downsizing what your feelings, because you have every right to be upset, but at the time being, you need to focus on how to feel better :)

Answer 46

and i blew my top and lost my cool and broke stuff not too long ago my gf set me over the top tho

Answer 47

I'm sorry :/

Answer 48

looking for another gf :) ill be fine lets get back to work

Answer 49

The first one :/

Answer 50

":/" ?

Answer 51

what was that about