What is the degree of the power function represented in the table?

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Roman55 [17]3 years ago

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We can plot a graph based on the data from the table given. x represent x-axis and f(x) represent y-axis. From the shape of the graph, we know that it is a quadratic function. Thus, the degree of the power function is 2.

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