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Pavel [41]2 years ago

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The degrees of each expression will be (x-9) degree 1, -4x²-6x+9 degree 2, x²-2x+9 degree 2, -3 degree 0, 3x-2 degree 1, 6x+2 degree 1 and 5 degree 0.

<h3>What is the degree of a polynomial?</h3>

The degree of the polynomial is defined as the highest power of the variable of the given polynomial or it is the maximum power of the polynomial.

The degree of the given expressions are shown as follows:-

(x-9) → degree 1,

(-4x²-6x+9) → degree 2,

(x²-2x+9) → degree 2,

(-3) → degree 0,

(3x-2) → degree 1,

(6x+2) → degree 1

(5) → degree 0.

Therefore the degrees of each expression will be (x-9) degree 1, -4x²-6x+9 degree 2, x²-2x+9 degree 2, -3 degree 0, 3x-2 degree 1, 6x+2 degree 1 and 5 degree 0.

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