I think the answer's 7/8. If you convert 1/4 to 2/8 and add them together, you add 5/8 and 2/8 to get 7/8.
The degree of a polynomial is the highest power of its terms.
The power of a term is the sum of the powers of all the variables in a term.
A polynomial is written starting with the greatest power in standard form.
In the first case, the power of the first term is 3, the power of the second is 3 (2 from x + 1 from y) but the power of x has decreased so it is the second term, and then so on.
In the second case, the power is starting form 2 and then increasing to 3. This is incorrect.
Therefore, Marcus' suggestion is correct.
Lightly draw a vertical line at -3 (x= -3 is the divider) on the left side graph x + 1, on the right side graph 1/2x + 2.
because these equations don't match up at the -3 coordinate, you have to draw an open (not colored in) circle at the beginning at the 1/2x-2 equation
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Rules for scientific notation format:
- Has to be multiplied to a power of 10
- One factor has to be greater than 1 but less than 10
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There is a multiplication to a power of 10, but the other factor is less than 1.
This is NOT in Scientific Notation.
All the other options have a multiplication operation to a power of 10, and all the other factors are above 1 and less than 10.
Answer:
3
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