We start with
Assuming that 
we can cross multiply the equation:
You can recognize the perfect square pattern in the quadratic equation:
So, we have
Which is the only solution, with multiplicity 2.
What are the instructions? If it just says to classify it, there is no degree, so it would be a binomial.
Here is a chart;
1 term = monomial. Example; 6x
2 terms = binomial. Example; 6x + 5
3 terms = Trinomial. Example; 6x + 5 + 2y
4 terms = polynomial of 4 terms. Example; 6x + 5 + 2y + 2x^3
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(Say I'm righting to sasha)
Hi Sasha! I understand this math is hard,but I'm here to help. 9 goes on top of 14!
If we put 14 on top of 9 it would be an inproper fraction,that's when a fraction is not very easy to work with. Now, we could do 9÷14. :)
Hope dis helps!
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