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The product of a fourth degree polynomial and a third degree polynomial is a 7th degree polynomial (just add the two degrees). Why is this the case? Remember, when you multiply variables with common bases, you add the exponents. Since the degree of a polynomial is just the largest exponent, you're really just adding the degrees when you multiply
Step 1 Distributive step 2 Multiplication property of equality step 3 Multiplication property of equality.step 4 Division property of Equality The answer would be 125=x
We normally think of 3x7, but the "7" is one more than 2 widths ... double the 3 and halve the 7 ==> 6 by 3.5 works ...
Answer:
60
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