Illustrate the terms variables constant coefficient exponent degree of the polynomial for this expression by labelling the parts of the algebraic expressions: 1.25x² +6 5x³-20x² + x - 4
Welcome to Question Cove @hanjina. So what do we do first?
Yes I can so what is the first thing we have to do in the polynomial expression?
I believe you are right! So, you might wanna use pemdas to make this easier. (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract!)
ok, so you don't have any parentheses, but you do have exponents, so take care of all the exponents first
I'm assuming this:6 5x³| is a 6.5x^3 ?
Anyway, you should have gotten: 1.25^2 = 1.5625x 6.5^3= 274.62500x 20^2=400x
So now instead of 1.25x² +6 5x³-20x² + x - 4, you have: 1.6x+274.625x-400x+x-4 If you deal with the x's first, your equation should turn into -122.77500-4 4 doesn't have an x, so you can't do anything with the two remaining numbers. If this is wrong I am so sorry. I literally just did this question in class yesterday, and the teacher said I got it right, but hey everyone makes mistakes. Good luck!
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