The correct answer to your question is 6, option B.
The degree of a polynomial is the highest exponent or power of the variable that is involved in the expression. In the above question we have only one variable which is x, and from the given terms we can see that the highest power of x is 6. So the degree of polynomial is 6. The degree of polynomials helps us to know about the end behavior of the graph.
Answer:
x=2, y=13
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to get this by addition which is the easiest way for this you want to take both equations
y=3x+7 and y=-4x+21 and move x to the other side of the equation so it is like 4x+y=21 and -3x+y=7 like that now you have to get rid of one of the exponents and the easiest one to get rid of is y so I'm going to multiply -3x+y=7 by negative 1 so it becomes 3x-y=-7 that way the equations value has not changed since I multiplied both sides and now when I add
4x+y=21 and 3x-y=-7 It'll look like
4x+y=21
3x-y=-7 add those It will get rid of the y
then get 7x=14 simplify to get x=2 then you can take -3x+y=7 plug in x and get
-3(2)+y=7 multiply into -6+y=7 then simplify you get y=13
The answer is C.) 4 1/4 and 5 1/2
Answer:
The input value is x=1
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The intersection point both graphs is the point that produces the same output value for the two functions
Observing the graph
The intersection point is (1,1)
therefore
For x=1 (input value)
The output value for the two functions is equal to 1
