No they are not! If you multiply 3/4 times 4 to get the denominator as 12, you would get 9/12 which is not equivalent
The degree is 3.
This video explains it pretty well: https://virtualnerd.com/pre-algebra/polynomials-nonlinear-functions/polynomials/monomial-polynomial-degrees/polynomial-degree-definition
The solution to the problem is 8x^2-6x-35
Part A number of combinations of 8 from 10 = 10C8 = 10C2
= 10*9 / 2 = 45
Part B Number combinations = 10C4 = (10*9*8*7)/ (4*3*2) = 210
Total number of ways = 45 * 210 = 9450 (answer)
Answer:
$133.71
Step-by-step explanation:
49.99 + 3(24.99)
49.99 + 74.97
124.96 (1.07) <----- sales tax
about 133.71