Answer:
Yes it's a binomial.
Step-by-step explanation:
A polynomial is an expression with more than one term that often has variables and exponents on the variable. Since this has two terms separated by a subtraction sign with one term being a variable to the exponent of 2 then this is a polynomial. It is called a binomial. More than 2 terms are referred exclusively as a polynomial with ___ terms.
1 divided by 3

Turn fraction into decimal

Since it is repeating, and it's a 3, you don't need to round it up
The rule is 5+ = round up while 4- = round down.
Point? I'm pretty sure or the origin point
By adding 3 then subtracting 2, you're pretty much just adding 1.
Starting from 7;
7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, etc.
I hope that helps!