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.
Im guessing your saying how do you write 1.92 x 10 when you multiply you dont need to line up your decimals but it would lookm something like this:
1.92
x 10
and if it was 1.92 and 10.0 it would look like this
1.92
x 10.0
the deimals dont line up because you are multipling but if you were adding or subtrcating then you would have to line it up but not in this case
<span>75 lbs of Earl Grey
225 lbs of Orange Pekoe
Some definitions.
E = number of pounds of Earl Grey
(300-E) = number of pounds of Orange Pekoe
Expression for selling price of new blend
P=300*4.5
"there is to be no difference in revenue from selling the new blend versus selling the other types." so
P = 6E + 4(300-E)
Set them equal to each other, then solve for E
300*4.5 = 6E + 4(300-E)
1350 = 6E + 1200 - 4E
150 = 6E - 4E
150 = 2E
75 = E
So 75 lbs of Earl Grey was used and 300-75 = 225 lbs of Orange Pekoe</span>
