The degree of a polynomial is the highest number as an exponent in a term, for example, 5x^3+5x^2, 3 is the degree. To find it, you need to either just find the highest number or add up multiple degrees in one term. An example of this is 5x^3y^3+4x^3y^2. Since 3+3=6 and 3+2=5, the first term has the highest degree.
Answer:
8*24+6*28=360
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Answer:
x=0
y= -1
Step-by-step explanation:
x−2y=2 - eq 1
3x+2y=−2 - eq 2
x−2y=2
(3x+2y)+(x−2y)=−2+2
x−2y=2
3x+2y+x−2y=0
x=0
y= -1
Rewrite the given equation as

.
Since

, you can conclude that the imimum value of y will be gained for the minimum value of

. The minimum value of

is 0 for x=2.
So, y(2)=0+4=4.
Answer: minimum value of y is 4, when x=2.